Ford Mustang

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Ford Mustang GT models blend everyday usability with performance-oriented components, and the available body styles shape how the car fits into your life. The Mustang GT is offe...

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The Ford Mustang has produced many distinct types of mustangs models since its 1964 debut, ranging from affordable V6 trims to performance-focused variants and special editions....

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The Ford Mustang has evolved across generations, trims, and special editions, creating a wide lineup that can be difficult to navigate. This guide maps the major types of Mustan...

Vehicle Performance Profiles

The 1969 Ford Mustang P-51 is a performance-oriented variant that leverages a 351 Cleveland V8, typically rated near 300 hp, paired with a manual or automatic transmission. Docu...

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Factory towing capacity for the Ford Mustang varies by model year and trim, typically ranging from about 1,500 to 2,000 pounds for most gasoline models. The available 2.3L EcoBo...

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The 2018 Mustang Mach 1 sits above the base V8 Mustang and below the Shelby GT350 in Ford’s performance lineup, pairing a 5.0L V8 with track-inspired components for responsive...

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The term Mustang 98 typically refers to the 1998 model year Ford Mustang, which sits near the end of the fourth-generation (SN-95) platform production run and the transition tow...

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The Ford Mustang can tow, but it is not a full-size truck or dedicated tow vehicle, so capacity varies by model year, drivetrain, axle ratio, and equipment. Most modern V6 and V...

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The Ford Mustang is an American automotive icon, representing over five decades of design evolution, performance innovation, and cultural significance. Introduced in 1964½, the...

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The 2019 Ford RTR Mustang is a performance-oriented variant built by Ford Performance and Roush Performance, designed as a higher-tuned step above standard Mustang EcoBoost and...