2005 Ford Mustang GT Production
| Price | $24,995 | Weight | -- | ||
| Engine | 4.6 liter SOHC V8 | Transmission | Tremec 5-speed manual | ||
| Aspiration | natural | Torque | -- | ||
| HP | 300 hp | HP/Weight | -- | ||
| HP/Liter | 65 hp per liter | 1/4 mile | -- | ||
| 0-62 mph | -- | Top Speed | -- | 
(from Ford Press 
			Release)  The industry’s most affordable 300-horsepower 
			sports car is the Ford Mustang GT Coupe model, which has a base MSRP 
			of $24,995. This includes the destination and delivery charge. 
			Taxes, title and license fees are not included.
			
			Major standard equipment includes:
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				300-horsepower, 4.6-liter SOHC 3-valve V-8 engine with Tremec 5-speed manual transmission 
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				Four wheel power disc brakes with four-channel anti-locking braking and all-speed traction control 
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				Stainless steel dual exhaust with unmistakable Mustang sound 
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				Front fog lamps in grille, a rear spoiler and tilt steering wheel 
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				17-inch painted cast aluminum wheels with Z-rated performance tires 
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				Air conditioning, dual power mirrors and rear window defroster 
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				AM/FM stereo with single CD player 
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				Ford Personal Safety SystemTM, with standard occupant classification sensing to tailor the deployment of the front passenger air bag 
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				Power door locks with remote keyless entry and power windows with driver and passenger door one-touch up/down 
The Mustang GT Coupe Premium model, which adds a Shaker 500 audio 
			system with six-disc CD player and MP3 capability and Aberdeen 
			leather-trimmed embossed sport bucket seats, begins at $26,330. 
			
Major options available on all Mustang GT Coupe models include an 
			interior upgrade package ($450), interior color enhancement package 
			($175), 5-speed automatic transmission ($995), side air bags ($370), 
			17-inch bright machined aluminum wheels ($195), active anti-theft 
			system ($255) and Shaker 1000 audio system ($1,295).
The 2005 Ford Mustang, which will be manufactured at the Auto 
			Alliance International assembly plant in Flat Rock, Mich., will 
			begin arriving in Ford showrooms in October.



