1995 Ford Mustang Facts

Overview

• Ford built 185,986 Mustangs for the 1995 model year by MustangSpecs' internally reconciling body/trim breakdown; Ford's own year-end release separately reports 136,962 calendar-year U.S. retail sales for 1995, a different metric covering a different period, not a competing production count.
• 1995 was the last model year for the 5.0L pushrod V8 in GT and Cobra Mustangs.
• The 1995 Cobra R used a 351 Windsor V8 and was built for competition-minded buyers.

Production Breakout

MustangSpecs' model-year body/trim table sums to 185,986. Ford's full-year sales release reports 136,962 calendar-year U.S. sales for 1995. The figures use different timing and scope and are not directly comparable; the table below follows the MustangSpecs production split.

Engines & Power

Specifications

• Conceptcarz reports 181.5-inch overall body length, 71.8-inch width, 52.8-inch height, a 101.3-inch wheelbase, and 60.6/59.1-inch front/rear track across all body styles and trims -- essentially identical to the corroborated 1994 figures, consistent with the shared SN95 platform.
• Reported curb weights: Coupe base 3,075 lb; GTS Coupe 3,245 lb; GT Coupe 3,281 lb; Cobra Coupe 3,355 lb; Convertible 3,260 lb; GT Convertible 3,450 lb; Cobra Convertible 3,525 lb.

Options & Packages

Counts distinguish verified production records, attributed reports, disputed figures, announced limits, and figures that do not survive in available records.

Buyer Identification

• Use the 17-character VIN, door certification label, buck tag when available, window sticker, and build sheet. For SN95 and New Edge cars, VIN/body codes separate coupe/convertible and engine family, while options and special packages usually require the window sticker or SVT certificate.
• Verify Cobra, Cobra R, Bullitt, Mach 1, 35th/40th Anniversary, Spring Feature, Centennial, and Roush/Saleen/Steeda claims by matching the VIN, model code, engine, brakes, wheels, interior, exterior parts, serialized certificate, and package-specific color or trim.

Special & Tuner Models

Additional Notes

• SN95 and New Edge color verification should combine the door label, window sticker, and special-model records: Mystic and Mystichrome Cobras, Atlantic Blue and Zinc Yellow New Edge cars, Bullitt Dark Highland Green, Mach 1 stripe/interior combinations, and SVT certificates are where rare combinations usually show up.
• The 1995 Cobra R was available only to buyers with a racing license or similar competition credentials.
• The 1995 model year was the last for the regular-production pushrod 5.0 V8 before Mustang GT moved to modular 4.6L power.
• The 1995 Cobra R used a 351 Windsor V8 and track-focused equipment, making it much more specialized than the standard Cobra.
• The GTS trim gave buyers a lighter, lower-frills 5.0 Mustang path by deleting some GT comfort and appearance content.