* Engine: The 1995 Mustang GT had a significantly more powerful engine than the base Mustang. The GT boasted a 5.0L V8, while the base model typically came with a smaller, less powerful 3.8L V6. This resulted in a considerable difference in horsepower and torque, making the GT much quicker and more powerful.
* Performance: The GT's V8 engine delivered superior acceleration, top speed, and overall performance compared to the V6-equipped base model. Handling differences were less pronounced but the GT often had slightly better suspension tuning.
* Styling and Features: While the overall body shape was similar, there were subtle styling cues that distinguished the GT. These could include different wheels, badging (GT emblem prominently displayed), and sometimes unique interior appointments (like sport seats). The GT also usually came with a few extra standard features not found on the base model.
In short, the 1995 Mustang GT was the performance-oriented version of the Mustang, offering a substantial power upgrade over the standard model, along with some aesthetic enhancements. The base Mustang was more of an economical, everyday car, while the GT was geared towards enthusiasts who wanted more power and sporty feel.
