[balakay jaykwellin]

My concern is the basis of 'it feels like a mustang' referring only to the GT. I guess my question then is, what makes a Select or Premium with say standard range battery feel like a mustang?

 

[timbop]

My non-GT 6 cylinder convertible "feels like a mustang" to me. While not identified specifically as a trim level, the driver states the range is 270 miles, 0-60 time as 5.5 secs, and 417 ft-lbs torque which is the spec for premium ER in AWD. The select and premium in SR AWD also match the 0-60/torque. Seems like it's rides pretty nicely to me:

 

[balakay jaykwellin]

Awesome! Thanks! I was just worried that outside of the GT, the rest would simply be okay but maybe lacking that something special that makes it a Mustang. Looking forward to my premium delivery!!

 

[Cowherd.J]

Even if you don't get the GT you should still be able to feel a lot of power. The beauty of electric vehicles is that the power is instant compared to a gas-powered vehicle.

 

[imstriker]

I mean, I owned a 1987 fox body Mustang with a 2.3L in it. It felt special to me as a teenager. Does a 2.3L qualify as feeling like a Mustang? I dunno.

 

[timbop]

I mean, I owned a 1987 fox body Mustang with a 2.3L in it. It felt special to me as a teenager. Does a 2.3L qualify as feeling like a Mustang? I dunno.

I had exactly the same car, and at the time it did feel special.. but after owning 2 more with proper engines I have to say it was a dog . But, the hatchback proved really handy when I bought my first house and had to haul material from the hardware store. That thing drove home enough lumber for a 12x16 deck! Ok, so the 12 footers were sticking out the back and passenger side window, but it still did it!

 

[Ponypower50]

My 66 Red Mustang Convertible has lots of room.