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Does the engine automatically shut off if I’m sitting idling for any length of time?
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According to the manual it does
 
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Will it restart automatically too? Example would be if you're in a traffic jam.
"Start-stop system"
 

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Stop/start systems always turn the engine back on. When you dip the clutch to put it into first on a manual. Not sure about an auto.
 

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Stop/start systems always turn the engine back on. When you dip the clutch to put it into first on a manual. Not sure about an auto.

This really isn't a stop/start feature though, it's more for safety and in case you accidentally leave your car running w/ your key in the car. I would also assume this can be disabled as in extreme cold climates people leave their car's running for hours when shopping and such.
 

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Stop/start systems always turn the engine back on. When you dip the clutch to put it into first on a manual. Not sure about an auto.
This really isn't a stop/start feature though, it's more for safety and in case you accidentally leave your car running w/ your key in the car. I would also assume this can be disabled as in extreme cold climates people leave their car's running for hours when shopping and such.

The Mustang isn't getting a stop/start feature. The engine will shut itself off after 30 minutes of idling. A stop/start feature is a system that shuts off the engine and restarts it such as during traffic and sitting at stop lights. That is a feature for saving fuel.
 

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people do that?

that's dumb.
In extreme cold weather yes. Otherwise you risk towing your vehicle home that night. I'm talking -20 to -30 degree temps w/ -50 deg wind chills. I've seen cars running in walmart parking lots while people shop. They also leave their cars running pumping gas or going into a restaurant to eat. It's actually very common in the cold climates.

The Mustang isn't getting a stop/start feature. The engine will shut itself off after 30 minutes of idling. A stop/start feature is a system that shuts off the engine and restarts it such as during traffic and sitting at stop lights. That is a feature for saving fuel.
Yea I was specifically saying it wasn't a stop/start feature :thumbsup:
 
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They have the stop/start feature on Merc and Audi here in Germany for a greener environment.
 

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They have the stop/start feature on Merc and Audi here in Germany for a greener environment.

Yup I have a video highlighting this in a CLS-63. Not very noticeable especially if you have the radio playing.
 

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In extreme cold weather yes. Otherwise you risk towing your vehicle home that night. I'm talking -20 to -30 degree temps w/ -50 deg wind chills. I've seen cars running in walmart parking lots while people shop. They also leave their cars running pumping gas or going into a restaurant to eat. It's actually very common in the cold climates.



Yea I was specifically saying it wasn't a stop/start feature :thumbsup:
why are people driving when it's -30 out? buncha weirdos.

I mean I live in IL so it's not really -30 that often, but I wouldn't be driving when it's that cold. That's inside by a fire weather.
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