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Straight from AI

"The 2024 Ford Mustang GT Premium Convertible offers a powerful, open-top driving experience with a 5.0L V8 engine, 400 horsepower, and a range of features, including heated and cooled seats, a convertible top that can be operated from a distance, and available 19-inch Shadow Silver-painted aluminum wheels."

"Performance: 400 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque."

"Convertible Top: Can be operated from a distance with the push of a button on the key fob."

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Did you take a second to correct it?

AI is better than awesome! It’s truly the once in a lifetime technological evolution.
I have been trying to get friends and family to understand how big of a deal all this is and how they need to begin adapting.

it’s sad, most (actually all of them don’t realize yet) and I get it you can’t force people… but they’re all being left behind in real time
Conversation has become exhausting… they’ll talk about something that has happened weeks ago… they don’t have capacity for constant instantaneous information.

AI is bigger than the internet, air flight, space travel, …. It’s everything that has ever happened or will ever happen unfolding all at once… Sam Altman just wrote a piece “the gentle singularity”

I just feel so bad for everyone else being left behind.
Don’t allow yourself to be distracted by some marketing brochure nuance discrepancies…. It’s so much more than that.
 
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Now I WISH we could put up and down the convertible top with the key fob! That would be so cool. I love the roll down window feature using the fob but the convertible top would be even better.
Camaro has top down with fob but not up.
 


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Use Grok AI. Most efficient one compared to others. Here is its explanation:

The 2024 Ford Mustang GT Premium Convertible is a high-performance, open-top variant of the iconic Mustang lineup, blending classic pony car styling with modern technology and exhilarating performance. Part of the seventh-generation Mustang, it combines a powerful V8 engine, advanced features, and a luxurious interior designed for comfort and thrill. Below is a detailed overview of its key specifications, features, and characteristics based on available information.
Key Specifications
  • Engine: 5.0L Ti-VCT V8 (Gen-4 Coyote™)
    • Horsepower: 480 hp (486 hp with optional active valve dual exhaust)
    • Torque: 415 lb-ft (418 lb-ft with active exhaust)
    • Redline: Approximately 7,500 RPM
  • Transmission:
    • Standard: 6-speed manual (MT82-D4 with rev-matching for smooth shifting)
    • Optional: 10-speed SelectShift automatic with paddle shifters
  • Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive (RWD)
  • Performance:
    • 0-60 mph: Approximately 3.9 seconds (with active exhaust and performance package)
    • Top Speed: Around 160 mph
  • Fuel Economy: EPA-estimated 14 city/22 hwy/17 combined mpg (manual); varies with automatic
  • Weight: Approximately 3,900–4,000 lbs (curb weight, depending on options)
  • Dimensions:
    • Wheelbase: 107.0 in
    • Length: ~189.7 in
    • Width: ~75.5 in
    • Height: ~55.2 in
Exterior Features
  • Body Style: 2-door convertible with a power-operated soft top
    • The soft top requires a manual twist to unlock before folding electronically and operates only at near standstill, which can be less convenient on the move
  • Wheels:
    • Standard: 19" x 8.5" Shadow Silver-painted aluminum wheels with 255/40R19 tires
    • Optional:
      • 19" x 9" (front) and 19" x 9.5" (rear) machined tarnished dark aluminum or carbonized gray-painted wheels (GT Performance Package)
      • 19" x 9"/9.5" black-painted aluminum wheels (Nite Pony Package)
      • 20" x 9" premium-painted aluminum wheels
    • Summer-only tires (255/40R19 front, 275/40R19 rear) optimized for wet/dry performance but not recommended for temperatures below 45°F or snow/ice
  • Design:
    • Aggressive, angular styling with a long hood and short deck, retaining the classic Mustang silhouette
    • Optional GT California Special Package adds distinctive blue grille accents and exclusive wheels
    • Available colors include Race Red, Oxford White, and others, with extra-cost options like Dark Matter Gray
Interior Features
  • Seating:
    • Heated and cooled 6-way power driver’s seat with power lumbar and 4-way power passenger seat for enhanced comfort
    • Optional leather-trimmed seats with micro-suede vinyl inserts or Recaro sport seats for track enthusiasts
    • Rear seats are vestigial, best suited for small passengers or storage due to limited space
  • Technology:
    • Dual-display cockpit: 12.4" LCD digital instrument cluster and 13.2" SYNC 4 touchscreen with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and optional wireless charging
    • Configurable ambient lighting and driver display that adapt to selected drive modes
    • Optional B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen with 12 speakers and a subwoofer
    • FordPass App integration for remote start, vehicle status, and navigation (3-year trial included)
  • Interior Quality:
    • Premium materials with simulated carbon fiber and chrome/metal-look accents
    • Critics note the materials, while improved, don’t fully match the premium price tag (~$53,500–$61,000)
  • Comfort Features:
    • Voice-activated dual-zone climate control
    • Remote Rev function to rev the engine via key fob for an audible V8 experience
    • Aluminum foot pedals for a sporty feel
Performance and Handling
  • Drive Modes: Five selectable modes (Normal, Sport, Track, Slippery, Drag) to tailor throttle response, steering, and exhaust note
  • Optional GT Performance Package:
    • Brembo brakes with larger rotors (15.4" front, 14.0" rear) and additional cooling ducts
    • Torsen limited-slip differential (3.73 gearing) for improved traction
    • Wider rear wheels for better grip
    • Performance Electronic Parking Brake (drift brake) for controlled slides in Track mode
  • Optional MagneRide Damping System: Adaptive suspension for improved handling and ride comfort
  • Handling Notes:
    • Sharper and more precise than previous generations, with a responsive chassis
    • Mid-corner bumps can unsettle the rear, especially without MagneRide
    • The manual transmission’s Getrag shifter is decent but not as crisp as some competitors
Safety and Driver Assistance
  • Ford Co-Pilot360:
    • Post-collision braking
    • Adaptive cruise control (optional)
    • Pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking
    • Rear cross-traffic alert
  • Standard Safety:
    • Driver and passenger airbags
    • Child seat anchors
    • LED projector headlights with auto high-beams
Pricing
  • Base MSRP: ~$51,980 (including destination charge; production ended April 2024)
  • With Options: Can exceed $61,000 with packages like GT Performance, MagneRide, active exhaust, and Bronze Appearance Package
  • Note: Pricing varies by region and dealer incentives. Check Ford.com or local dealers for current offers.
Unique Features and Packages
  • GT California Special Package: Adds unique styling with blue grille accents and exclusive 19" wheels
  • Nite Pony Package: Black-painted wheels and darker exterior accents for a stealthy look
  • Bronze Appearance Package: Sinister bronze-painted wheels and unique badging
  • Active Valve Exhaust: Enhances the V8’s sound, adjustable via drive modes, making it loud enough to “wake the heavens”
  • Drift Brake: A track-focused feature for controlled slides, activated via a console button in Track mode
Pros and Cons
Pros:
  • Iconic V8 power with 486 hp and a thrilling exhaust note
  • Modern tech with a fighter-jet-inspired digital cockpit
  • Convertible design offers open-air exhilaration
  • Improved handling over previous generations
  • Last V8-powered pony car with rivals like Camaro and Challenger discontinued
Cons:
  • Interior materials don’t fully match the premium price
  • Convertible top operation is less seamless (manual unlock, slow deployment)
  • Rear seats are cramped, limiting practicality
  • Fuel economy is poor, especially in city driving
  • Base price can climb significantly with options
Driving Experience
The 2024 Mustang GT Premium Convertible delivers a quintessential pony car experience with a modern twist. The 5.0L V8 provides robust acceleration and a burly exhaust note, especially with the active exhaust, making every drive feel like an event. The manual transmission adds engagement, though the shifter isn’t as precise as some rivals. Handling is sharp for a grand tourer, with the GT Performance Package and MagneRide enhancing cornering precision, though the rear can feel lively over bumps. The convertible top amplifies the sensory experience, letting drivers enjoy the V8’s growl and open-air freedom, though it sacrifices some structural rigidity compared to the coupe.
Market Position
With the Chevrolet Camaro discontinued and the Dodge Challenger moving to non-V8 powertrains, the Mustang GT is the last V8-powered domestic pony car, making it a unique offering for enthusiasts. It competes with sports cars like the Toyota Supra or BMW Z4, but its V8 and American muscle heritage set it apart, appealing to those seeking a blend of nostalgia and performance.
Availability
Production of the 2024 Mustang GT Premium Convertible ended in April 2024, but inventory may still be available at dealers like Classic Ford Mentor or Tamiami Ford. For the latest models, the 2025 Mustang GT Premium Convertible offers similar features with minor updates, like the 60th Anniversary Package (limited to 1,965 units).
Conclusion
The 2024 Ford Mustang GT Premium Convertible is a thrilling blend of classic Mustang DNA and modern performance, offering a powerful V8, advanced tech, and the joy of open-top driving. While it has some drawbacks, like interior material quality and a less user-friendly convertible top, its performance, style, and heritage make it a standout for enthusiasts. For detailed pricing or to locate one, visit Ford.com or contact a local dealer.
If you’d like me to dig deeper into a specific aspect (e.g., performance comparisons, customization options, or owner reviews), let me know!
 

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Use Grok AI. Most efficient one compared to others. Here is its explanation:
I remember when the ti-30 hit the market and now we’re talking about machines that grok.
 

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Did you take a second to correct it?

AI is better than awesome! It’s truly the once in a lifetime technological evolution.
I have been trying to get friends and family to understand how big of a deal all this is and how they need to begin adapting.

it’s sad, most (actually all of them don’t realize yet) and I get it you can’t force people… but they’re all being left behind in real time
Conversation has become exhausting… they’ll talk about something that has happened weeks ago… they don’t have capacity for constant instantaneous information.

AI is bigger than the internet, air flight, space travel, …. It’s everything that has ever happened or will ever happen unfolding all at once… Sam Altman just wrote a piece “the gentle singularity”

I just feel so bad for everyone else being left behind.
Don’t allow yourself to be distracted by some marketing brochure nuance discrepancies…. It’s so much more than that.
A.I. makes it so you can't believe anything all media say. Greatest tool for propaganda. It has already been shown that A.I. can produce misleading information depending on who and how it is programed. We should all be cautious.
 
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I have a feeling this is about to go off the rails. Sorry.

I just thought it was "funny" how wrong it was on a simple subject
 

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When AI can make a nice looking Mustang with a naturally aspirated [hybrid?] V8 that gets 60mpg city/highway and can be bought as a fastback, hardtop/convertible, or sedan/sportback, please get back to me. 🤣
 

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I have a feeling this is about to go off the rails. Sorry.

I just thought it was "funny" how wrong it was on a simple subject
But computers are only able to do what they are told:

S650 Mustang AI is awesome... IMG_4074


but yes interestingly enough even though the machine provides information the user still needs to be smarter than the machine in order to verify it hasn’t entered into the endless loop.
 

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AI has its place but for now its ruined a lot of the world. Nobody wants to think anymore, they would rather just ask AI to do it for them (chat gtp) and a lot of tech companies are replacing humans with AI. I know its the inevitable future though and im not convinced thats a good thing.
 

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It will be performing high level surgeries within 10 years, safer and more reliable than a human surgeon.
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