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What happened to a significantly smaller and lighter 2015 Mustang?
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<blockquote data-quote="tbi0904" data-source="post: 13855536" data-attributes="member: 121839"><p>It's a guess just like Edmunds 100 lbs over a '14 guess that some people still continue to quote as fact. The cars Ford has been showing off are prototypes, not final production Mustangs. Want to know why Ford hasn't released weight and power specs yet? It's simple, the car isn't finished yet. When they have a showroom ready Mustang to show off we'll get all the #'s we want. I'm still sticking to 50-100 lbs. weight loss for a GT compared to a '14.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tbi0904, post: 13855536, member: 121839"] It's a guess just like Edmunds 100 lbs over a '14 guess that some people still continue to quote as fact. The cars Ford has been showing off are prototypes, not final production Mustangs. Want to know why Ford hasn't released weight and power specs yet? It's simple, the car isn't finished yet. When they have a showroom ready Mustang to show off we'll get all the #'s we want. I'm still sticking to 50-100 lbs. weight loss for a GT compared to a '14. [/QUOTE]
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