What is the SMOG Index of this vehicle?

The label states the SMOG Index of this vehicle is 0.49, while the SMOG Index of the average new vehicle is 0.40. A lower SI indicates lower smog-forming emissions.

What bumper impact speeds can this vehicle withstand?

Per the Bumper Quality Label, the bumper system can withstand a frontal barrier impact speed of 5.0 mph and a rear impact speed of 2.5 mph with no more damage than the federal bumper standard allows.

What is the U.S./Canadian parts content for this carline?

The label lists U.S./Canadian parts content of 70% for vehicles in this carline, noting that parts content does not include final assembly, distribution, or other non-parts costs.

Where was this vehicle assembled and where are its engine and transmission from?

Final assembly point is Flat Rock, Michigan, U.S. Country of origin: engine – U.S.; transmission – Mexico.

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Ford Mustang Window Sticker: Smog Index, Bumper Label & Parts Content Info

Window-sticker addendum with smog emissions index, bumper quality and parts content information

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Vehicle window-sticker addendum showing smog emissions index, bumper quality label and US/Canadian parts content information

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This document is a portion of a Ford window sticker (Monroney label) showing three federally required disclosure sections. The Smog Emissions Information section states this vehicle's SMOG Index is 0.49 compared to the average new vehicle's 0.40, plotted on a scale from 0 to 3.0 running from 'Cleaner' to 'More Polluting,' with a note that a lower SI means lower emissions. The Bumper Quality Label section states the vehicle's bumper system can withstand a frontal barrier impact of 5.0 mph and a rear impact of 2.5 mph with no more damage than the federal bumper standard allows, and notes the federal standard specifies barrier tests at 2.5 mph. The Parts Content Information section discloses that the carline's U.S./Canadian parts content is 70%, that parts content excludes final assembly, distribution, and other non-parts costs, and gives vehicle-specific details: final assembly point Flat Rock, Michigan, U.S.; engine country of origin U.S.; transmission country of origin Mexico. A footnote states that when assembly costs are included, U.S. and Canadian content for Ford's fleet sold in the United States is projected to be 85 percent. The label is consistent with a Flat Rock–built Ford such as the claimed 2007 Mustang, though no year or model is printed.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the SMOG Index of this vehicle?: The label states the SMOG Index of this vehicle is 0.49, while the SMOG Index of the average new vehicle is 0.40. A lower SI indicates lower smog-forming emissions.
What bumper impact speeds can this vehicle withstand?: Per the Bumper Quality Label, the bumper system can withstand a frontal barrier impact speed of 5.0 mph and a rear impact speed of 2.5 mph with no more damage than the federal bumper standard allows.
What is the U.S./Canadian parts content for this carline?: The label lists U.S./Canadian parts content of 70% for vehicles in this carline, noting that parts content does not include final assembly, distribution, or other non-parts costs.
Where was this vehicle assembled and where are its engine and transmission from?: Final assembly point is Flat Rock, Michigan, U.S. Country of origin: engine – U.S.; transmission – Mexico.