• The 1994 Ford Mustang is a sports car available in four different versions. Two of these versions, one convertible and one coupe, are labeled GT models. The GT versions cost between $17,000 and $22,000 when they were released. They are valued between $3,800 and $4,600 in late 2010. Both GT models have more powerful engines than the standard coupe and convertible.
  
  

Measurements

• The GT coupe weighs 3,276 lb. with a manual transmission and 3,356 lb. with an automatic transmission. The GT convertible weighs 3,452 lb. with a manual transmission and 3,531 lb. with an automatic transmission. Both versions are 181.5 inches long and 71.8 inches wide. The coupe is 53.4 inches tall, while the convertible is 53.3 inches tall. The wheelbase is 101.3 inches, and the turning diameter is 38.3 feet. The front track is 60.1 inches, while the rear track is 58.7 inches.
  
  

Space

• Both the coupe and convertible seat a maximum of four people. Headroom is 38.2 inches in the front and 35.9 inches in the back for the coupe. Headroom in the convertible is 38.1 inches in the front and 35.4 inches in the back. Legroom for both GT versions is 42.6 inches in the front and 30.3 inches in the back. Shoulder room is 53.6 inches in the front for both, 52.1 inches in the back for the coupe, and 41.3 inches in the back for the convertible. Hip room is 52.4 inches in the front for both, 48.8 inches in the back for the coupe, and 41.1 inches in the back for the convertible.
  
  

Power

• Both GT versions have a 4.9-liter V8 engine that produces 215 horsepower and 288 ft.-lb. of torque at 3,300 rpm. They come standard with a five-speed manual overdrive transmission, with an option for a four-speed automatic overdrive transmission. The cylinder compression ratio is 9.1 to 1, and the bore and stroke are 4 and 3 inches, respectively.
  
  

Fuel

• Both GT versions have a 15.4-gallon fuel tank. The manual and automatic versions get 17 mpg in the city and 25 mpg on the highway.