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How many litres is a Ford Mustang fuel tank UK?

DateDecember 24, 2025

2 Answers

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Harold Marshall
December 28, 2025
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The Ford Mustang fuel tank capacity varies between 58.9 to 75 litres depending on model and specification. In the UK, the 2020 Mustang EcoBoost has a 58.9-litre fuel tank, while V8 models typically have larger capacities. The Mustang's tank size is competitive with other UK performance cars like the BMW 4 Series (59L) and Audi TT (55L). All UK-spec Mustangs use unleaded petrol (95 RON minimum) or E10 fuel. For the latest models, Ford recommends checking your vehicle's manual or fuel filler cap for exact capacity as EU/UK specifications may differ slightly from US models.

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Joyce Cook
February 16, 2026
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The Ford Mustang's fuel tank capacity in the UK is 61 litres for both the 2.3-litre EcoBoost and 5.0-litre V8 GT models. This applies to the latest generation (S650) as well as the previous S550 model. The 61-litre tank provides a practical balance between range and weight, allowing for approximately 400-500 miles on a full tank, depending on engine choice and driving conditions.

For context, the 2.3-litre turbocharged EcoBoost engine is more fuel-efficient, averaging around 30-35 mpg on a combined cycle, while the 5.0-litre V8 typically returns 20-25 mpg. The tank size is consistent across coupe and convertible body styles.

When refuelling, note that the Mustang requires premium unleaded (95 RON minimum, though 98 RON is recommended for optimal performance). The fuel filler is located on the rear passenger side for easy access.

If you're considering a Mustang, factor in fuel costs—especially with the V8, which will need more frequent fill-ups. For urban driving, the EcoBoost may be more economical, but the V8's larger tank still ensures decent motorway range.