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Which Transmission Does the Mustang Use?

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VanReese

07/25/25 2:42pm

Ford Mustang models are equipped with a 10-speed automatic transmission (10AT). This transmission can handle relatively high torque and offers superior shift smoothness. Below is relevant information about the Ford Mustang: 1. Manufacturer: Ford Motor Company (USA). 2. Vehicle Dimensions: 4778mm × 1877mm × 1417mm. Wheelbase: 2720mm. 3. Drivetrain: Front-engine, rear-wheel drive. 4. Braking System: Front and rear disc brakes. 5. Standard Features: One-touch power windows, power-adjustable mirrors, keyless entry system, power locks, heated rear window, and intermittent wipers.

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BriannaLee

08/11/25 9:09pm

I've driven the latest Ford Mustang, which comes with a 10-speed automatic transmission, codenamed 10R80, jointly developed by Ford and General Motors. For the manual version, it uses a 6-speed manual transmission based on the Getrag MT-82 design. Honestly, this transmission is exceptionally smooth when accelerating on the highway, with quick and precise gear shifts, giving a powerful driving feel. In daily commuting, the automatic transmission is highly reliable, saving a lot of manual operation hassle, and the fuel gauge shows decent economy. I remember during the test drive, stepping on the throttle, the engine roared and the transmission engaged seamlessly—it was exhilarating. If you prefer a sporty feel, the manual version offers pure control pleasure, with a stable clutch pedal, but regular maintenance is crucial—check the fluids periodically to avoid premature wear under high loads. In short, it's the core of the Mustang's driving soul, and I highly recommend experiencing the difference firsthand.

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