Ford Mustang 1957-2018Change

412 horsepower, great handling, put your head back in the headrest torque, you can't ask for more from a muscle car that only costs around $40K. Great, fun car.

Love the performance of the car all around best bang for the buck. Least thing i like Selling it.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

When the car was purchased privatley it had 147,000 k's on it. Ever since buying it we have had nothing but problems with it. Alternator, batteries, plugs, wires, you name it- its been replaced. now rolling onto 200,000 k's the engine is just about ready to give up for good. I have had many other ford products and have had many problems with them, would never EVER recommend these mustang model years (92-02). They are absolute trash, a clear display of Ford's buiold quality. Never again.

Great experience with this car. Looks good, very fast and for the most part reliable. The most significant drawback with this car is mileage, which is mostly due to the upgrades which I have done to it. Also not the most comfortable car for long trips between the stiff suspension, solid axle and stiff clutch.

This car is timeless and I will miss it when it's sold! I would recommend a Mustang to anyone looking for a car with seemingly limitless options, aftermarket parts, performance and a relatively low cost.

Mustang V6 gets great mileage and has terrific power and torque for a V6. Lots of fun and great handling. No issues since new, very reliable.

only problem is the rad cap. awesome car. accelerating speed is good. i trust the name. good on gas.. convertible is nice. had an issue with the rear defrost piece breaking off

After 25 years of marriage we splurged on ourselves and bought a Mustang GT 5.0 convertible ! My husband and I sure enjoyed the summer, it's an amazing feeling whether you're sailing down the highway or simply going for a Sunday cruise. It makes every ride so much more fun.
WTH, you only live once!

When ever you drive this car people stare and shout at you and when you stop they are always asking you questions and saying they love your car, it is always fun to drive and it sound great!!!!!!!!

This car is amazing , its 6 years I have it and still rides well. Never winter driven....She is white in color and automatic transmission and fully loaded.............

We rented a Mustang while on vacation in Hawaii and this is probably the best car to get around the island while you are there. We chose to get a convertible and had the top down every single day we had it. Drove everywhere on the island when we weren't playing in the sand and surf. It was good on fuel and a total blast to drive, even the wife loved it for it's size and ease to drive. If you want to get a sports car, then this would be one in the running for sure....

when I had bought the car just over a year ago, the car had been "overhauled" 289 engine was taken out, had a 302 put in it, I now have 5 thousand k's on the engine and only 20 thousand on the body throught its entire life. From california so there is absolutely no rust. only problem i've had with it is the aftermarket power steering hoses keep rubbing on the headers and melting and spraying power steering fluid all over the ground, have replaced them with metal mesh wire tubing. above all else; car has been a dream to me and everyone who has had the chance to ride in it.

I drove my family's 1980 Ford Mustang to school in my senior year of high school. This edition of the Ford Mustang is ugly... hard angles, not sleek nor muscle-car looking... with these gills behind the side windows that looked like window shutters. It looked more like a Dodge Aries than a Ford Mustang. The car itself had some power.. Mine had a 4.2L V8 engine. The interior was beige vinyl and was adequate for cars in that era. Unfortunately, my vehicle had problems with the fuel injection. If I didn't really press down deep on the gas pedal, sometimes the car would just stall in the middle of the street. It was eventually fixed but by that time, I passed on this ugly car to my younger driver.

Super fun car to drive. Extreamly responsive and excellent handling. Due to the front engine/ rear wheel drive layout of the car it feels like you are driving on rails. Very fun to drive. comfortable front bucket seats. Not much leg room in the back seat.

awesome car lots of power and very reliable. not the greatest on gas but worth it for all the power. Had this car for few years and haven't had any mechanical problems with it so far.

At the time this was a real jazzy car to own. It looked great and drove well. Although it was a little under powered it did pull a tent trailer (6 cylinder engine) and did some other tent camping. Not very big but it did manage to serve a family of four.

This was an amazing car to drive and own! The performance of the car on the road was exciting to say the least and the features all compliment the car well. The sounds of the exhaust roaring as you changed gears along your drive is exhilarating. There is great value for getting 300hp v8 at this price. Gets great mileage considering the performance level of the car. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a car in this class.

Mustangs have a special kind of reputation, some of it fair some of it not. As ever the interior just doesn't seem to match up with what is honestly a beautiful looking exterior, but this is made up for by the incredibly comfortable seats and steering wheel material.

The throb of the 5L engine is a genuine thrill even for a non-car fanatic, and it has some serious pep when you want to accelerate into space on the highway. This is all fantastic fun, and of course the Boss 302 is something special so does turn heads (and ears) wherever it goes.