Mustang that gets 110 mpg in the news

No, it's 80mpg actual on some kind of ethanol mix, but 100+mpg "equivalent" to if the car was running 100% gasoline.

I don't buy it either. Here is what I had to say on turboford.org:

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65ShelbyClone said:
100mpg equivalent and he didn't even touch the aerodynamics of the car? Hell, it's even a Mustang coupe with that nice refrigerator-shaped roof line.

He would be lucky if it only took 20hp to maintain 55mph with that car. The BSFC of the engine would have to be around 0.18lb/hp/hr to hit 99mpg, assuming a gallon of straight gasoline weighs 6.5lb.

This is also ignoring the fact that he's using a stock block with a valley girdle. Oh, but the 500ft-lb engine will last forever that way. View attachment 312127

That and absolutely no details on how he's getting 100mpg.
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