I asked a question recently about "hill brake assist" and the reply answered my question but also poked at me not reading my owner's manual. He is right, I did not spend much time with the manual trying to find the answer to my question. That got me to thinking about how useful it would be if the user manual came as a CD rather than (or in addition to) the paper version that could be easily searched.

I poked around on line and found user manuals (pdf versions) for both 2015 and 2016 Mustangs:

http://fordservicecontent.com/Ford_C...US_07_2014.pdf

http://fordservicecontent.com/Ford_C...US_07_2015.pdf


If you eliminate the "-US" in either of the above, you get a version (in English) for both left and right hand drives.

 

No offense of course.

 

I'm not understanding why anyone would want to go anywhere but the Ford.com site to get them. That way you know you have the most current and less chance of prank edits.

https://owner.ford.com/tools/account...r-manuals.html

 

You can download Mustang manuals all the way back to the last century, I didn't try earlier.