2025 Ford Mustang Facts

Overview

• Ford's U.S. guide identifies EcoBoost body codes P8T/P8U, GT codes P8C/P8F, and Dark Horse fastback code P8R with equipment groups 100A through 700A.
• The inspected 2025 guide deletes the 2.3L High Performance Package while retaining GT Performance, California Special, Nite Pony, Bronze Appearance, and Dark Horse packages.
• Ford certified the 2025 Mustang GTD at 815 hp, 664 lb.-ft., and 202 mph; GTD is not part of the regular U.S. order-guide arrays.

Production Breakout

Ford's 66,420 Flat Rock output is not a final 2025-model-year ledger. Ford's 45,333 U.S. sales and 271 Multimatic GTDs are separate, non-additive calendar-year scopes; Mustang Mach-E remains outside this pony-car slice.

Engines & Power

Specifications

• Ford's Job 2 guide documents regular-series configuration, wheel, tire, axle, brake, and package interactions, but final configuration-specific weights and dimensions remain a research gap.
• Ford's certified GTD article documents a 202 mph top speed and dry-sump supercharged 5.2L architecture; it does not provide a final production ledger.

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 VIN, window sticker, door certification label, Ford build data, and the date-appropriate order guide. The VIN confirms basic body and engine identity, while Performance Package, California Special, 60th Anniversary, Bronze or Nite Pony content, MagneRide, active exhaust, Brembo brakes, and Recaro seats require package-level proof.
• For a claimed Dark Horse, match P8R, engine 990, group 600A or 700A, transmission code, package content, window sticker, and Ford build history; 700A is an equipment group rather than a separate model.
• For a claimed GTD, require Ford application records, Multimatic documentation, the original window sticker and configuration-correct GTD hardware; regular Mustang badges or body parts are not proof.

Special & Tuner Models

Additional Notes

• The regular 2025 U.S. matrices list Grabber Blue Metallic (AE), Job 2 Intense Lime Yellow Metallic (B7), Shadow Black (G1), Iconic Silver Metallic (JS), Carbonized Gray Metallic (M7), Vapor Blue Metallic (K1), Molten Magenta Metallic Tri-coat (DT), Race Red (PQ), and Oxford White (YZ). Intense Lime Yellow is a Job 2 addition effective for vehicles built on or after February 24, 2025, subject to change. Wimbledon White (N4) is tied to the 60th Anniversary matrix. The Dark Horse matrix also includes Blue Ember Metallic (E1) with package restrictions; no completed paint counts are published.
• EcoBoost ordering pairs engine 99H with 10-speed automatic code 44U; no EcoBoost manual is listed.
• GT ordering pairs engine 99F with six-speed manual code 44X or 10-speed automatic code 44U.
• Dark Horse ordering pairs engine 990 with Tremec six-speed manual code 44E or 10-speed automatic code 44U.
• Mustang GTD uses an eight-speed dual-clutch rear transaxle as part of its separately ordered architecture.
• The 2025 guide deleted the 2.3L High Performance Package, leaving EcoBoost engine 99H automatic-only in the regular ordering arrays.
• Wimbledon White code N4 appears in the 60th Anniversary matrix rather than the regular EcoBoost/GT palette.
• The GTD's 815-hp certification belongs to a separately assembled halo program and does not turn its 271 calendar-year plant count into final model-year production.