What are the differences between the Chinese-spec and American-spec Mustang?

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VanPreston
07/24/25 9:57am
Here is a detailed introduction to the differences between the Chinese-spec and American-spec Mustang: 1. Different light colors: (1) The Chinese-spec Mustang has white taillights and yellow rear side lights; (2) The American-spec Mustang has red taillights and rear side lights. 2. Different body dimensions: (1) The Chinese-spec Mustang measures 4784mm in length, 1916mm in width, and 1387mm in height; (2) The American-spec Mustang measures 4783mm in length, 1915mm in width, and 1382mm in height. 3. Different tire rim sizes: (1) The Chinese-spec Mustang has 19-inch rims; (2) The American-spec Mustang has 17-inch rims. 4. Different available body colors: (1) The Chinese-spec Mustang 2.3T model offers 7 exterior color options, and the 5.0GT model offers 5 exterior color options; (2) The American-spec Mustang 2.3T and 5.0GT models both offer 10 color options.
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LailaMarie
08/11/25 5:10am
I've just researched this. The biggest differences between the China-spec Mustang and the US-spec one are the configurations and tuning. Many US-spec models come with basic configurations, lacking even heated seats and featuring only single-zone air conditioning. The China-spec version comes standard with leather seats and dual-zone air conditioning. In terms of handling, the China-spec chassis is tuned softer, making it more suitable for rough roads in China, but it tends to wobble when cornering. The US-spec retains the original firm suspension, which can jolt your phone flying over speed bumps. The US-spec infotainment system is entirely in English, and the navigation doesn't work, requiring an additional module. A friend of mine bought a US-spec model to save money, but ended up disabling the active noise cancellation when flashing the Chinese system, and now his ears buzz on the highway.
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