2024 Ford Mustang GT Real World MPG Test 

No Eco mode in the new Mustang GTs, just Normal and then various sports modes. Thank you for watching!

Hopefully walking in and out with a GT Premium V8 next week!! Just in time for a Canadian winter!!

6-12mpg.

I thought I was trippin when I was getting 25mpg. Guess I need to push it lol

Bout 15.4

14 bare minimum

27.4 x 16 = 438.4 is fuel range. call it 390 miles since we're not gonna run it out. Still can't compare to an EV as I can fill it up in 3 minutes and keep on driving vs any amount of waiting to recharge. I can drive this mustang 1500 miles in a day even with multiple fill ups. Piss on EV range.

No EV of any kind has any argument about range with the worst gas car. Gas Cars fill up and continue instantly. EV has to stop and sit and sit and sit and sit some more while it recharges IF There's no line at the charger... EV isn;t there yet.

@@weskirkland5850 exactly, i really find the idea of having to do a long road trip in an EV annoying especially the fact that you'd have to stop every 300 miles for like an hour or so just to go another 300 miles for yet another charge. just annoying asf. i wish that they didnt make it mandatory to switch to EVs fr fr cuz on a long distance trip. evs are just useless.

Irrelevant argument that's apples to oranges. Hybrids are going to get you way better range than any EV or car, but the main downside as others mentioned is the wait time to charge an EV. If you like an EV, it makes a good commuter when you can just charge it overnight at home. A hybrid or gas car is going to be better for long trips that you can just fuel on the go, hybrid getting better range/mpg but gas being typically more fun. Most people don't get a mustang for fuel economy and it's not going to ever beat a civic or camry as a commuter, but they do typically a little better than the camero/challenger/charger counterparts if someone was on the fence about which to get and they cared about that type of thing. It's basically the same for the corvette community in that if you care about MPG on a sports/muscle car, you can't afford that car. It's about smiles per gallon, not mpg.