TDog
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That's because it isn't there anymore on 2023s! I wish...Still no mention anywhere that the GTās only make their rated hp/tq numbers for 5 seconds before the party is over. Shameful.
They got rid of the carpet mats with interior protection for 2022 models.They screwed up the curb weight on the CaRt1.
Also it looks like interior protection package no longer comes with carpet mats when optioned.
Thats what I thought also but my 22 came with bothThey got rid of the carpet mats with interior protection for 2022 models.
Could just be another example of order guides and specs guides being wrong.Thats what I thought also but my 22 came with both
Tony
We have also all heard rumors over the last couple years. But mostly from people who donāt know squat.I heard some rumors that the GT's boost might be extended to 10 seconds for the 2023 model. Since Ford likes to pretend there is nothing wrong with the car's performance and it's not even worth addressing, we will just have to wait until someone can test it and see if that got implemented. Could have been referring to a mid-2023 hardware or software update too.
I have had a GTPE for 6 months, and have to tell you its power is awesome, especially for a SUV. not sure what you expect. What do you expect from a 5000 lb SUV?Still no mention anywhere that the GTās only make their rated hp/tq numbers for 5 seconds before the party is over. Shameful.
Letās not make this another one of those threads. There are plenty of threads that cover this ad nauseam.I have had a GTPE for 6 months, and have to tell you its power is awesome, especially for a SUV. not sure what you expect. What do you expect from a 5000 lb SUV?
2022 and 2023 models got 91 kWh unlocked in the batteries.Reading through these specs, my 2021 Premium AWD Extended Range seems to only be at a range disadvantage compared to the 2023 (270 updated to 277 miles vs 290). Am I missing something significant?