Ford Mustang GT Launched in India; Priced at Rs. 65 Lakh

- The first Ford Mustang was launched 52 years ago
- The India-spec Mustang GT gets a 395.5bhp, 5.0-litre V8 engine
- The car comes with four driving modes - Normal, Sport+, Track, & Snow/Wet
Ford Mustang Was First Launched 52 Years Ago
It has been 52 years since Ford first launched the Mustang and it took the company that many years to finally bring it to India. Why you ask, well for the fact that before the sixth generation Mustang, Ford never had a right-hand-drive model. Although, over the years there have been many Indian enthusiasts who imported the car to India, during times when the road norms were more lenient. All that said we finally have the car in India it is the modern day pony car that has reached our shores and we even got a chance to drive it at the Buddh International Circuit (BIC).

India-Spec Ford Mustang Only Gets the 5.0-Litre V8 Engine
The India-spec version of the car will come with only the aforementioned range-topping 5.0-litre V8 petrol engine. The motor has been detuned from the Indian market, which now churns out 395.5bhp, a good 40bhp less than what the American version produces, which we drove last month. Even the torque has been brought down by 9Nm as the engine now develops 515Nm of peak torque. Power is sent to the rear wheels by a six-speed SelectShift automatic gearbox with steering-mounted paddle shifters. Ford offers the new Mustang GT with four different driving modes - Norman, Sport+, Track, and Snow/Wet modes. Each mode delivering power output as per its requirement.

Ford Mustang Comes with 4 Driving Modes
Coming to how the car looks from outside, the new generation Ford Mustang GT retains its brawny looks along with the All-American Muscle styling. Right from the aggressive front section to its muscular character lines, the 2016 Mustang in no way disappoints us. The front end of the car features sharp projector headlamps with LED daytime running lights, while the wide trapezoidal grille and central air dam together create a hexagonal shape. On either side of the air dam the car gets round fog lamps and of course the symbol of the galloping horse at the centre of the grille. The car even comes with 'Pony' projection puddle lamps on the ORVMs. The sleeker profile of the car is further accentuated by the more steeply sloped windshield and rear glass.

Ford Mustang's Aggressive Front Profile
It is the side profile of the car that shows the imposing stance of the car with the long hood, slopping coupe-like roof line, 19-inch Magnetic Gloss paint machined aluminium wheels, and a protruding tail section. The rear end on the other hand comes with three dimensional tri-bar LED tail lamps and the GT badge at the centre all on a glossy black surface. Overall the new Mustang combines the classic styling of its predecessors and the modern features that make it worth of the price tag.

Ford Mustang's Rear Profile
The new Mustang GT comes with a cozy cabin draped in all-black interior with heated/cooled leather accented seats, suitable for four adults. This popular sports coupe offers features like - 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Ford SYNK2 with voice control, dual-zone HVAC system, adaptive cruise control, reversing camera, rear diffuser, rain-sensing wipers, and dual front airbags with additional curtain, side impact, and knee air bags among other features.

Ford Mustang's Cabin
| Dimensions | |
| Length | 4784mm |
| Width | 2080mm |
| Height | 1391mm |
| Wheelbase | 2720mm |
| Technical Specifications | |
| Engine | 5.0-litre V8 Petrol |
| Max Power | 395.5bhp |
| Max Torque | 515Nm |
| Transmission | 6-Speed SelectShift Autobox |
| Top Speed | 250km/h |
| Price (ex-Showroom) | |
| Delhi | Rs. 65 Lakh |
| Mumbai | Rs. 66.5 Lakh |
| Navi Mumbai | Rs. 68.14 Lakh |
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