Bucephalus

Here is the info that I was able to attain from Ford Motor Company. They gave it to me by Model and breakdowns of Options.

According to them you take the model production numbers at top and multiply by the % of the options to get numbers of that vehicle.

example:
Look at List
21,296 GT Coupes x 6 Speed (64.90%) = 13821.104
= 13,821 6-Speed GT Coupes
13,821 x 300A Rapid Spec (13.55%) =1872.759
= 1,873 GT Coupes w 6 Speed & 300A Rapid Spec
and so on.

Enjoy,
Andy M.

Ivan 5.0

Only 58 GT 6 speed, 300A, black w/ brembo's built in 2011.

And with my options, 3.55's and the security package, my car is only 1 of 3 built in 2011. Kinda neat

PolishAmericanMustang

Very cool. Thanks for getting this and posting it up!

Hub2011

I'm not convinced this works so well if you multiply all of your options together... with all of mine, this works out to something like .00001 cars built... I must be doing something wrong. I *know* there was at least *one* car built like mine...

And that is even after selecting the more conservative number on an option that has multiple numbers associated with it (Premium interior = 86%, 401A = 18%, Charcoal/Cashmere = 13%... so I just used 13% and did not calculate with the other numbers, since it would have just been lower.)

And I multiplied all my percentages from highest to lowest into the 21,296 total.

Anybody see what I'm missing here?

Thanks

HoosierDaddy

I think your logic is flawed. Take your example. There is nothing in that chart that even hints that the 13.55% of 300As is true for GT coups with 6 speeds. I believe its 13.55% for all cars. To better understand, imagine that there were two options that 25% of all cars had. That doesn't mean that ~6% (25% x25%) have both. In fact 25% could have both or none could have both.

If I'm missing something, please enlighten me.

db2797

I don't think you multiply them all together. I think you look at all the options you have for your car and the one that has the smallest percentage, that's the one you multiply by the production numbers. It's a "join"...you basically want the smallest subset of all the options you have on your car...hence the smallest percentage on the list with your option.

*edit...ughh...that's not right. Actually there's no way to know from the list I believe because you don't know the combinations.

jeff s

Yes, this is cool information to have, no doubt, but you can't figure out how many cars were built with your same options with this.

Each option/feature can only be looked at individually. The combinations are still unknown.

Appretiate you posting this though Andy!

Overboost

Mine is 1 of 2781 Kona Blue GT coupes. I did the full breakdown, but that's the lowest ratio of the options listed.

Bucephalus

I was afraid of this confusion. So lets see If you can follow this example. Following Closely. Then see what you number ends up like.

1) First need to know the TRANSMISSION TYPE (Auto or Manual)
Multiply 21,296 Coupes x (35.10%) for AUTO or (64.90%) for MANUAL.

Take that number and Multiply the percent of one of following :
2) RAPID SPEC Order Group

300A (13.55%)
400A (48.49%)
401A (18.32%)
402A (10.95%)
130A P8C (5.20%)
140A P8C (1.85%)
145A P8C (0.81%)
240A P8C (0.84%)
YOU MUST KNOW THIS BECAUSE MANY OF THE OPTIONS YOU ARE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT ALREADY EXIST IN THIS NUMBER. SO USE THE RAPID SPEC. OTHERS HAVE POSTED WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE RAPID SPEC GROUP ON THIS FORUM.

Take that number and Multiply the percent of car color:
3) Find Color of Car

4) Now plug in various options, not included in Rapid Spec above (i.e. brembo,axles ratio, spoilers)

5) This should be your number.

montreal ponies

Can i give this to my accountant. Seriously.

topbliss

okay.. Someone break down how many like this were built for my friend please

GT500 convertible NON SVT race red stripe delete..

SynisterGT

Just for fun I did this with my '12 GT just to see how rare it would have been if I woulda ordered one as an '11.

'11 GT coupe 21,296
M6 13,821
401A 2,532
EP 313
SD 93
GB 3

Not to bad. Hopefully my '12 will be just as rare.

Lancel

This guy should really be correct based on my knowledge of Maths. Here's why.

21,296 GTs * Manuals = 13,821
13,821 * 401A w/ Cashmere = 1,853
1,853 * Candy Red = 183
183 * Electronics Package = 24
24 * HID Lamps = 6
6 * Bremo Brake Package = ~1
1 * Comfort Package = 0.4435
0.25 * Bremo Brake Package = 0.08
0.047 * 3.73:1 Axle = .03

Hmm. And that's with me taking out obvious things like the Security Package because that had to come with the HIDs. Pretty sure though my car exists, though by their claim it must be the only car with these options Ford made.

montreal ponies

Too bad we can't get the Marti reports for our cars.

Bucephalus

ACTUALLY HERE IS WHAT I WAS ABLE TO COME UP WITH. YOU WERE A LITTLE OFF.


21296 GT Coupes
64.90%
13821 GTs w/Man-6 Trans
18.32%
2532 GTs Man-6 Trans with 401A
9.85%
249 GTs Man-6 Trans with 401A CANDY RED
19.05%
48 GTs Man-6 Trans with 401A CANDY RED/ Brembos
33.49%
16 GTs Man-6 Trans with 401A CANDY RED/ Brembos/3:73 25.04%
4 GTs Man-6 Trans with 401A CANDY RED/ Brembos/3:73/HID
44.35%
2 GTs Man-6 Trans with 401A CANDY RED/ Brembos/3:73/HID/Comfort Package

I did not included the electronics package because I believe it is part of the 401 Spec.

Either way you must have 1 of 2 or maybe 1 of 1 made. Numbers are only off a little.

Bucephalus

I believe you are missing the fact that the Chart shows the following:
Go to the Mustang GT Coupe Header at top of chart that says 21,296 made and that it correlates with the following below (down that column)

RAPID SPEC Order Group

300A (13.55%)
400A (48.49%)
401A (18.32%)
402A (10.95%)
130A P8C (5.20%)
140A P8C (1.85%)
145A P8C (0.81%)
240A P8C (0.84%)

= This equals 100% of Mustang GT Coupes have a Rapid Spec
The 300A is (13.55%) of that number.

21,296 divided by 13.55% = which equals 2,885
2,885 300A GT Coupes (includes Manuals & Autos together)

Lancel

It isn't. You're also neglecting that 401A comes in different stripe accent colors.

And yes, it's accurate for exactly one option, but it's not detailed enough to break it down any further. 10% of the total having the electronics package does NOT mean 10% of the total also with manual transmissions therefore had the electronics package. That 10% could be divided any which way between manuals and automatics, which would automatically skew results. I mean at best it's a rough estimate. And yes, when you add up the percentages of all combinations you will get that number of GTs because they're all percentages. This just means the statistics of my car existing is, apparently, unlikely by this chart. This probably means it would be hard to sell.

Not that I ever would.

Agent

Mustang GT Coupe 21,296
MT82 transmission 64.90% 13,821
400A Rapid Spec 48.49% 6,702
Kona Blue Metallic 13.06% 875
3.55 Ratio 9.52% 83
Glass Roof 6.99% 6
18" Polished Aluminum Wheels 6.55% 0 Priceless!

Bucephalus

Well guys all I know is in my case the math is really simple. I tried several different combinations of order of what to start out with first, (6 Speed, Brembo, Rapid Spec etc.) and I always come within 1 of the previous calculation. I have a feeling some of you may be using the chart wrong because of math and options that may be part of rapid spec.

5.0 Coupes 21,296
6-Speed Manual 13,821
300A Rapid Spec 1,873
Brembo Package 357
3:73 Gears 120
Black 36
Rear Spoiler 25


Oh well like I said have fun with it. In the end all that matters is we love what we have ...our Mustangs!. I'm going out to wax mine

jfrullo

so the way im seeing it a base black v6 performance package with black interior is pretty low production. my math could be wrong but i think its under 150
someone enlighten me if im wrong