Who is Roush?
Roush is an American performance company founded by Jack Roush. Its work grew from engineering and motorsport, and its road cars are best known for performance versions of Ford models. The Mustang and F-150 bring that approach to a sports car and a full-size pickup.
Roush Mustang figures span 2001–2021, while the F-150 appears from 2006–2020. The models are represented in United States EPA figures.
Mustang and F-150 model lines
The Mustang is Roush’s longest-running line in these figures. It gives the company a performance-car presence, with the familiar shape and character of Ford’s pony car. The F-150 takes Roush’s approach to a full-size pickup, with its high seating position and open cargo bed.
Together, the two lines reflect Roush’s close connection to Ford. One is a road-focused coupe; the other is a pickup built around everyday utility.
How the range developed
The Mustang appears throughout the span of years shown, while the F-150 joins later and runs through 2020. Roush adapts Ford models with distinctive styling and performance changes, though the details vary by model year and version.
Both lines are based on petrol-powered Ford models. The figures for them use the US EPA system.
Where are Roush cars sold?
The Roush models covered here are represented in the United States market, with EPA ratings. Fuel economy and emissions figures differ by region because test procedures differ: Europe uses WLTP, or NEDC for some older cars; the United States uses EPA procedures; and Canada uses a five-cycle test.
Questions and answers
Which Roush models are listed?
The Mustang and F-150, both based on Ford models.
Which Roush model has the longest run?
The Mustang, from 2001–2021. The F-150 appears from 2006–2020.
Are electrified Roush models included?
The two lines covered here are petrol-powered Ford models.
Which market has Roush figures?
The United States, using EPA ratings.