Does the Mustang have a convertible?

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LaAndres
07/29/25 11:57am
Ford Mustang does have convertible models, including the 2011 Ford Mustang GT Convertible and the Ford Shelby GT500. Below is a related introduction to Ford Mustang vehicles: Ford Mustang Convertible: The 2011 Ford Mustang GT Convertible is equipped with a 5.4-liter V8 engine. The all-new 5.4-liter V8 engine features new cylinder heads (four valves per cylinder), an aluminum block with cast iron cylinder liners, an improved exhaust system, a forged steel crankshaft with four bolts, and new pistons and connecting rods, achieving a fuel consumption level of 9.4L. Ford Shelby GT500: The Shelby GT500 is a sports car designed by Ford for race car driver Carroll Shelby. The engine uses a Roots-type supercharger to provide 0.6 kg/cm² of boost pressure. The GT500 employs a cast iron block, along with four-valve aluminum cylinder heads, piston rings, and bearings from the Ford GT project, ensuring a high level of durability for the powertrain.
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