What is 1980 mustang?

The 1980 Ford Mustang marked a significant shift in the model's history, being the first year of the "Fox" body style. This change was driven by a need for greater fuel efficiency in the face of rising gas prices.

• Fox Body: This new platform was lighter and smaller than its predecessor, making it more economical. It was used on a variety of Ford vehicles for many years.
• Engines: The engine options were reduced in size compared to previous years. The base engine was a 2.3L inline-four. A 2.8L V6 was available, and a 4.2L V8 was also offered, but it was the least powerful V8 ever in a Mustang.
• Styling: The 1980 Mustang sported a clean, squared-off design that was typical of the era. Hatchback and notchback (coupe) body styles were offered.
• Fuel%20Efficiency: A major focus of the redesign was to improve fuel economy, making the 1980 Mustang more appealing to buyers concerned about gas prices.
• Trim%20Levels: Base, Ghia and Cobra were trim levels offered during 1980 model year.

While not considered a powerhouse like some of its predecessors, the 1980 Mustang was an important step in the Mustang's evolution, adapting to the changing automotive landscape.