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2011 Ford Mustang GT

Mustang V-6

19 mpg city and 31 highway (automatic coupe)
19 mpg city and 29 highway (manual coupe)

Mustang GT

18 mpg city and 25 highway (automatic coupe)
17 mpg city and 26 highway (manual coupe)

In addition to powertrain improvements, upgrades to Mustang’s body and chassis design contribute to its 2011 performance. Examples include:

New EPAS eliminates the drag of an engine-operated hydraulic power steering pump
Combined with the new six-speed transmissions, standard 3.31 (manual) and 3.15 (automatic) rear axle ratios provide an ideal blend of relaxed cruising rpm and all-out acceleration
Aerodynamic improvements include a new front fascia on the Mustang GT, tire spats on the rear wheels, modified underbody shields, a taller air dam and an added rear decklid seal

The 2011 Mustang is built at the AutoAlliance International Plant in Flat Rock, Mich., and goes on sale this spring.