Ford Mustang Fuel Consumption?

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DelBrynlee
09/02/25 8:04am
Ford Mustang consumes approximately 13L per 100 kilometers. Introduction to Ford Mustang is as follows: Exterior and Interior: The redesigned front and rear lights feature sharp lines and distinct angles. The interior is equipped with a full LCD dashboard that offers multiple display styles for switching. The new model series adds a straight-line acceleration mode, with the 2.3T variant also featuring the LineLock launch control and tire warm-up function. Ford Mustang Configuration: The Ford Mustang utilizes a three-valve cylinder head with VCT, allowing for higher compression ratios with regular 87-octane gasoline, maximizing the energy output of every drop of fuel.
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MacJudah
09/15/25 3:12am
Last year I just bought a Ford Mustang GT, mainly using it for commuting in the city. During traffic jams, the fuel consumption can spike to around 17 miles per gallon, while it's more fuel-efficient on highways at about 22 mpg. As an office worker, I think high fuel consumption is normal—after all, the V8 engine delivers strong power and makes driving exciting, but it does cost more on gas. I'd recommend paying attention to maintenance, like regularly changing the air filter to save some fuel, as insufficient tire pressure can add extra burden. Overall, the Mustang suits those who enjoy driving pleasure. If pure fuel economy is the priority, considering the base EcoBoost model might be better.
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