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Originally Posted by ULTRAZLS1
True . The differences are right about the weight of a full tank lol.
I don't get everyone going around claiming they know the weight of the car better than the people who built it ( ford ). And why in gods name would they want it to appear heavier?
A base 2015 mustang gt manual lightest possible option with a full tank of gas and all fluids topped off nothing taken out of the car is 3705 lbs. Curb weights mean full tank of gas/ fluids/ equipment.
And the manufacturers list the base car. It's always been this way.
Shipping weights, private owner ... Blah blah....any weight not reflecting fords is a result of scales being off, user error or fluids/ gas not full. Or it's just plain bullshit/ lie.
Never understood the obsession.
The 2015 mustang is a 3700 lb car stripped and over 3800 loaded. They need to accept it and move on. It's also painfully obvious with no strait line accel gains over last year with a 15 hp gain. They are actually slower from the research I've done.
I never once tried weighing my 2010 to try and prove otherwise/ lie to myself.
Some people lol
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I agree with the weights. It is what it is. As for it being slower than last years model in a straight line, well it traps 2 MPH faster than previous models. It does look to have issues hooking up, but it will still pull at the top end. You can see it in the 1/4 mile and 0-150.