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Ford Mustang vs Chevrolet Camaro

Comparing 2019 Mustang to the 2019 Chevrolet Camaro

Chevrolet proclaims there's nothing quite like the thrill of getting behind the wheel of a legendary sports car like Camaro and highlights key features such as:

  • Turbocharged I-4 engine
  • Drive modes
  • Driver-assist technologies

 

Turbocharged Engine

Simply Stated

In a showdown of turbo performance:

  • The 2.3L EcoBoost-equipped Mustang flat-out delivers more horsepower and torque
  • It's a difference performance-minded buyers look for and one they will notice the first time they mash the throttle

Competitive Chatter - What They're Saying

Camaro's weight savings allow the Camaro LT standard 2.0L 4‑cylinder turbo engine to make the most of its:

  • 275 horsepower
  • 295 lb.-ft. of torque
  • 0-to-60 manual time of 5.4 seconds (5.5 with automatic)
  • Fuel efficiency

Ford Facts

Mustang delivers even more performance from its 2.3L EcoBoost engine:

  • More horsepower - with 310 horsepower(1) or an additional 35 horsepower over Camaro
  • More torque - with 350 lb.‑ft. of torque(1) or an additional 55 lb.‑ft. of torque over Camaro. When equipped with performance package and auto transmission, EcoBoost will deliver 0-60 mph in under 5 seconds

Drive Modes

Simply Stated

  • Electronic line-lock standard on Mustang helps provide spectacular launches at the drag strip - and it's only offered on two Camaro models: the high-end SS and ZL1

Competitive Chatter - What They're Saying

Chevrolet states that Camaro's Driver Mode Selector allows drivers to:

  • Customize their driving experience by selecting among Sport, Tour, Snow/Ice (N/A on LT/1LE) and Track (only on LT, 1LE, SS, & ZL1) drive modes
  • Instantly tailor up to eight different vehicle characteristics 

Ford Facts

  • Mustang's Selectable Drive Modes let drivers optimize ride, comfort, steering, handling, powertrain response and more
  • Settings include:
    • Normal: balances a controlled ride and confident handling
    • Snow/Wet: provides confident handling during poor weather and is not available on Camaro LT and 1LE 
    • Sport: offers a sportier feel and throttle response
    • Track: delivers performance driving experience and direct connection to the road 
    • Drag Strip: allows for maximum acceleration and improved consistency
  • Driver Mode Selector is available on select Camaro models; the track settings are only available on LT, 1LE, SS, & ZL1
  • Mustang offers electronic line-lock standard (track use only) - a feature only available on Camaro SS and ZL1 with an automatic transmission

Driver-Assist Technologies

Simply Stated

  • Mustang matches the driver-assist features on Camaro
  • Both Mustang and Camaro offer a pre-collision assist system, but only Mustang includes Pedestrian Detection(2)

Competitive Chatter - What They're Saying

Chevrolet states that Camaro makes road safety a top priority, backed by features such as:

  • Available Forward Collision Alert
  • Standard Rear Vision Camera
  • Available Rear Park Assist
  • Available Lane Change Alert with Side Blind Zone Alert
  • Available Rear Cross Traffic Alert

Ford Facts

While not considered safety features, Mustang offers driver-assist features that match Camaro:

  • BLIS with Cross-Traffic Alert*
  • Rear view camera
  • Reverse Sensing System*
  • Lane-Keeping System*
  • Forward Collision Warning with Dynamic Brake Support*

AND, while Camaro offers a Forward Collision Alert system, only the Mustang Pre-Collision Assist has Pedestrian Detection:

  • Warns the driver if a collision risk with a vehicle or pedestrian is detected
  • Can apply up to full braking force if the driver does not respond in time
  • Can help reduce the severity or possibly prevent some frontal collisions

*Denotes an available feature.

(1) Horsepower and torque ratings achieved with 93-octane fuel. 

(2) Driver-assist features are supplemental and do not replace the driver's attention, judgment and need to control the vehicle. Â