Wednesday, 1 June 2011

2011 Ford Mustang

The 2011 Ford Mustang looks virtually the same as last year’s model, but new engines and other improvements make it a better drive—and better equipped—in just about every way. With either the all-new 412-hp V-8 in the GT or the new 305-hp, 3.7-liter V-6 in the base models, it’s both faster and more fuel-efficient. Highway fuel economy rates as high as 31 mpg with the V-6, or 31 mpg for the GT.

The 2011 Ford Mustang lives up to all those juvenile, tire-smoking pony-car expectations; at the same time, it?s an unexpectedly capable, sophisticated coupe.

V-8 pony-car aficionados will be thrilled to hear that the "5.0" is back. With lots of torque, good throttle response, and a rev-happy, rorty attitude, the new engine feels just right and enables the sort of performance that only exclusive tuner versions could provide a few years ago.

To match the new powertrains, the 2011 Mustang models get upgraded brakes, as well as body and suspension enhancements; they all get electric power steering. The Mustang received a complete refresh last year, for 2010, with reshaped sheetmetal on the outside, along with an updated center stack and audio controls; those changes carry through to 2011.

Just as before, the Mustang is available either as a Coupe or Convertible, both in GT or V-6 form, and the Convertible comes with a reasonably tight, well-designed soft top. Ford is finally catching on to both the Mustang’s personalization potential and its appeal with tuners; both models can be equipped with special paint schemes, hood scoops, and such, and new to the V-6 is a performance package—aimed at weekend racers—that adds most of the GT’s goodies for an affordable price.


In keeping so rigidly to the same formula with this pony car?s design for decades, Ford could have penned itself into a corner, yet the 2011 Ford Mustang still manages to look fresh. See details and best of the Web For a rough-and-tumble pony car, the 2011 Ford Mustang has good seating for two, along with decent trunk space, but make no mistake, those backseats are sport-coupe backseats. See details and best of the Web The 2011 Ford Mustang is missing the high-tech accident-avoidance features of high-end performance or luxury cars, but all the occupant-protection essentials are there. See details and best of the Web The scrappy, basic Mustang of your memory is history. Surprisingly, Ford offers nearly all the tech features on the 2011 Mustang is it does on its other vehicles. See details and best of the Web The 5.0 is backGood ride qualityRetro-modern detailsRefined, much-improved V-6Bang for the buckGet Dealer Price Quotes Steering doesn?t telescopeNo manumatic mode for V-6Plastics could be upgraded

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