Which country does the Mustang sports car belong to?

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Hank
07/30/25 12:14am
Mustang sports car is a Chinese brand, with related content as follows: 1. The powerful new engine MODV-8 injects legendary high performance into the Mustang. 2. Due to the adoption of an all-aluminum structure, the Mustang MODV8 engine (part of Ford's modular engine series) is 34 kg lighter than cast iron engines of the same class, with an output power 30 kW higher than the 2004 model. It delivers 50% more power than the 1964 Mustang's 4,738 cc V8 engine. Electronic throttle control, a faster engine management system, and a new three-valve cylinder head with variable camshaft timing (VCT) play important roles in the engine's impressive output. 3. Thanks to the three-valve cylinder head with VCT, a higher compression ratio can be achieved with regular 87-octane gasoline, maximizing the energy of every drop of fuel. The intake manifold features active charge motion control valves, improving combustion for both high and low-speed needs, providing strong low-end torque as well as maximum high-speed power. 4. The 2005 Mustang V6 uses a new 4.0-liter 60-degree single overhead camshaft engine, replacing the 3.8-liter 90-degree pushrod engine used in the 2004 model. The new engine incorporates many advanced technologies from the V8 engine, being fundamentally more compact and smooth, with greater output power and torque. 5. The Mustang's manual and automatic transmissions have also been upgraded for improved performance.
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