The seventh-generation Mustang lineup redefines power and precision. It features three otherworldly engines that amp up the fun and let you get your adrenaline fix. Let’s meet the beasts under the hood:

• 2.3L EcoBoost® engine: 315 horsepower and 350 lb-ft of torque
• Available 5.0L V8 engine: up to 486 horsepower and 418 lb-ft of torque
• Available 5.0L Coyote™ V8 engine: 500 horsepower and 418 lb-ft of torque

On the other hand, the Toyota GR Supra can be equipped with one of two engines that tap into this model’s Gazoo Racing heritage. With motorsports in its blood, will the GR Supra keep up with the Mustang? Let’s explore its engines:

• 2.0L Turbo engine: 255 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque
• Available 3.0L Turbo V6 engine: 382 horsepower and 368 lb-ft of torque

The Toyota exhibits exciting power; however, it’s no match to the pure thoroughbred performance of the Ford Mustang.

One of the major draws to performance-tuned models is their audible feedback. When drivers step on the gas, you can hear the engine roar to life. Although this sound is already music to your ears, what if you could customize the sound your sports car makes? The available active valve performance exhaust with quad chrome tips on the Ford lets you do just that.

This exhaust feature gives you four unmistakable sounds to choose from, so you can sneak stealthily away or make a grand entrance:

• Quiet
• Normal
• Sport
• Track

Pair this feature with available remote rev, an industry-first feature, that allows you to show off your thoroughbred’s power with just the push of a key fob button. Although the GR Supra features a cat-back exhaust that delivers a unique and satisfying sound, you cannot customize it.

No matter if you choose a Fastback, a Convertible, or a Dark Horse™ model, you’ll always have room for four passengers in the Mustang. On the other hand, the GR Supra only seats up to two riders. Without a second row, the Toyota offers you and your copilot 50.9 cubic feet of space to share, whereas you’ll have up to 82.8 cubic feet in certain Ford trims.

By offering two additional seats, the Mustang enables you to take a joyride with more friends and family. To do the same, you may have to take several trips in the GR Supra.

Drivers looking to spend a weekend away with friends and family will appreciate the Ford’s larger maximum cargo capacity of 13.5 cubic feet! The Toyota gets close to this figure by offering a 10.2 cubic foot trunk.

Three extra cubic feet of trunk space in the Mustang means you can pack all your luggage and still have room to spare.

Are you ready to meet your digital copilot? In the Toyota, you’ll have matching 8.8-inch displays for infotainment and vital vehicle information. This pairing will create a sense of balance behind the wheel.

The Ford, on the other hand, enhances your viewing experience with a 12.4-inch LCD digital cluster that includes an information-on-demand message center and a 13.2-inch SYNC® 4 center stack! These screens merge to form a panoramic and picture-perfect screen.

Beyond display real estate, these sports cars are rich in safety as well. In fact, they have brand-specific versions of these features in common:

The Ford Mustang also has your back and your sides! It comes standard with BLIS® (Blind Spot Information System) with Cross-Traffic Alert with Braking. When combined, these systems alert you to vehicles in your blind spot and to stationary or moving objects behind you, like passing traffic, garage pillars, or distracted pedestrians. This dual feature is also only offered on the Mustang.