What is the fuel consumption of the Mustang?
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The fuel consumption of the Mustang is approximately 14 liters per 100 kilometers. Here is some information about the Mustang's fuel consumption: Market segment: The GT500 typically consumes about 16 liters per 100 kilometers. The Ford Mustang, as a model that attracts the attention of many car enthusiasts, has a high market share worldwide. For a long time, there were no official agents in China, and purchases had to be made through individual agents without warranty coverage. However, there are now general agents in mainland China. Exterior introduction: The current model available from the company is the 2011 new version. The new Mustang retains its classic muscle car lines while adding many curved lines, making the vehicle appear more resolute, robust, and visually impactful. The front-end design has a noticeable forward-leaning tendency, and the turn signals have been moved into the headlight assembly. The hood has been completely redesigned, with the center section prominently raised, hinting at its powerful engine.
I drive a Ford Mustang 2.3T four-cylinder version. This car does have relatively high fuel consumption in city traffic jams. With the air conditioning on and frequent stop-and-go driving, it can reach 12-14 liters per 100 kilometers. However, it's much more economical on highway cruising - maintaining a steady speed of around 100 km/h consumes about 8-9 liters, with my personal best being 7.8 liters. When driving on suburban mountain roads on weekends, aggressive acceleration uphill can push consumption above 15 liters. But considering this car's muscle car positioning and large fuel tank, a full tank can easily cover 600 kilometers on highways. A friendly reminder: regularly replacing the air filter and maintaining tire pressure between 2.4-2.5 bar can slightly reduce fuel consumption. Also, remember that sudden throttle application during rear-wheel-drive fishtailing is particularly fuel-intensive.
