Fuel Economy Update for August - Staying Thirsty - 2015 Ford Mustang GT Long-Term Road Test

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Fuel Economy Update for August - Staying Thirsty - 2015 Ford Mustang GT Long-Term Road Test

Our long-term 2015 Ford Mustang GT couldn't crack 16 mpg for the month of August, but we did set a new range record and enjoyed the heck out of its 5.0-liter V8.

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kirkhilles1

I guess you can't complain given the Horsepower, but still seems pretty low. You could more easily justify a higher performance electric car (presuming gas prices shoot up as they always do) at 16 mpg.

schen72

This is the first Mustang that i actually like. I generally prefer German and Japanese sports cars, but now Mustang finally looks sophisticated and not like a toy.

bankerdanny

kirkhilles1 said:

I guess you can't complain given the Horsepower, but still seems pretty low. You could more easily justify a higher performance electric car (presuming gas prices shoot up as they always do) at 16 mpg.

Nobody buys a V8 car for fuel economy.

socal_eric

You don't buy a V8 for the economy, but even if you can afford to fill the tank regularly I doubt many people would complain if you didn't have to do it every few days with a lot of daily driving.