Those Seats, Though - 2015 Ford Mustang GT Long-Term Road Test

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• longtimelurker Posts: 455

  November 2015

  "Something changed between our last Mustang and our 2015 Ford Mustang GT."
  
  Yes. The entire vehicle, basically.

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• subatomic Posts: 140

  November 2015

  I would be curious to find out what tall drivers have to say about the seats and pedals. Designing an interior to comfortably accommodate a wide range of body types is a challenge.

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• bankerdanny Posts: 1,021

  November 2015

  This wouldn't be an issue for me because (a) I'm tall and (b) I wouldn't get the Recaros as I would rather have heated power seats that suit the 99.9% of the driving I would do rather than the sports seats that make sense for the 1 or 2 track days I MIGHT do while I owned the car.

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• roadburner Posts: 13,075

  November 2015

  I still can't understand why the Fiesta and Focus STs get heated Recaros but the Mustang does not. I do like the manual adjustments on the Recaros; I would be the only one driving the car so the seats would rarely if ever need adjustment. I don't want or need the weight and complexity of power seats...

  Mine: 1995 318ti Club Sport; 2014 M235i; 2009 Cooper Clubman; 1999 Wrangler; 1996 Speed Triple Challenge Cup Replica Wife's: 2015 X1 xDrive28i Son's: 2009 328i

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