2018 Ford Mustang Manual
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Share on Facebook Tweet this Share The question to answer when choosing a 2018 Ford Mustang isn’t, “Do you want to go fast?” but rather, “How fast is fast enough?” From the 301-horsepower EcoBoost model, to the 460-hp to the 526-hp Shelby GT350R, your pony choice depends on how far you want to turn the go-fast dial and how wide you’ll open your wallet. What’s new Following, Ford originally officially introduced the updated 2018 Mustang in January 2017. The new car has a and new tech features inside, but the V6-powered model has been dropped. The mid-cycle update brings new sheet metal from the A-pillar forward.
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The headlights are smaller than the ones on the previous model and each headlight has three short strips of LED daytime running lights. It’s a modern interpretation of one of the original Mustang’s defining styling cues that cleverly provides the 2018 model with a new lighting signature. A redesigned bumper, a lower hood, and horizontal turn signals round out the updates up front. Moving to the back end, the changes are largely limited to a revised bumper and redesigned LED taillights. New alloy wheel designs, several additions to the color palette, and a bigger spoiler that is available at an extra cost round out the major updates. Engines and transmissions As expected, the naturally aspirated 3.7-liter V6 engine has been dropped from the Mustang lineup. The pony’s car entry-level engine becomes a turbocharged, 2.3-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder.
Enthusiasts who want more power can step up to the GT model, which is powered by the Blue Oval’s 5.0-liter Coyote V8 engine. The mill has been comprehensively re-engineered, and it now uses both direct and port fuel-injection systems to deliver more power and better gas mileage. However, Ford won’t publish fuel economy or performance figures until closer to the Mustang’s on-sale date.
2018 Ford Mustang Owners Manual
If the 460-hp 5.0-liter V8 doesn’t scratch your itch sufficiently, the Shelby GT350 and GT350R use a 5.2-liter flat plane crank V8 for a rollicking 526 horsepower and 429 pound-feet of torque. Transmission options include an enthusiast-friendly, six-speed manual transmission and a brand-new 10-speed automatic that replaces the current car’s six-speed unit. Ford promises the 10-speed delivers better low-speed response and reduced friction losses. Real-time adaptive shift scheduling ensures the transmission is always in the right gear, though steering wheel-mounted shift paddles are available for drivers who want to give their fingers a good workout. The two Shelby’s row the gears with a, the only choice. Tech features The Mustang is all about performance, but Ford has packed more high-tech features into its iconic pony car than ever before.
The Mustang is one of the first Ford products offered with a digital instrument cluster. The optional 12-inch LCD unit offers three separate views that are fully configurable. It can be set up to display different information for the normal, sport, and track driving modes.
2018 Ford Mustang Specs
Ford points out that even the Mustang’s exhaust note can be personalized via an optional active-valve exhaust system. The list of available electronic driving aids has been expanded to include pre-collision assist with pedestrian detection, distance alert, a lane-departure warning system, and lane-keeping assist. Owners can use a smartphone application named to start, lock, unlock, and locate their car. Finally, the optional Mustang Performance Package includes an adaptive suspension named borrowed from the. The GT350 and GT350R drop many of the comfort, convenience, luxury, and passive safety features to save weight and reduce cabin clutter. How to choose a 2018 Ford Mustang Nine distinct 2018 Mustang trim versions range in base price from $25,585 for an EcoBoost Fastback to the Shelby GT350R’s $64,645 starting tag.
Ford Mustang Owners Manual 2018
There are four EcoBoost trims, three Mustang GT trims, and two Shelbys. We’ve broken them out with feature differentiation descriptions and tables below. 2018 Ford Mustang EcoBoost Group.