What car packs more of a cultural punch than the Mustang? Ford's venerable two-door sport coupe is one of those rare automobiles that transcends mere motorized conveyance. It's nowadays a cultural touchstone, as uniquely and proudly American as Old Glory herself. After a rather comprehensive refresh in 2018, this patriotic pony gallops into 2019 no different than last year – and no less iconic, either.
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Selecting a Mustang has never been an easy task, and with the new 2015 update Ford has not made that job any easier. The choice between coupe and convertible is still a difficult one. However, where Ford used to only offer a choice between two engines -- a V6 and V8 -- Mustang buyers now... Read more »
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The Mustang is available either as a coupe or convertible. Each is available with a V6 or a V8. The 210-hp 4.0L V6 carries over unchanged. The 4.6L V8 receives an increase in power - producing 315-hp for 2010. A five-speed manual transmission is standard; a five-speed automatic is optional. New for this year, all... Read more »
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The Ford Mustang has been the icon of American performance since its 1964 introduction, popular for its bold style, rear-wheel drive performance and affordable price. The Mustang started the ponycar genre, and now, after 40 years of competition with the Camaro, Firebird and others, it's the only one left. The new Mustang represents a clean-sheet... Read more »
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A variety of new trims and two different body styles debut with a third-generation Mustang in 1979. Its distinctive "Four Eyes" front fascia with four headlights remains for seven years, until a rounded aero-style look arrives in 1987. Fuel injection has been available since 1986, as well as "Quad" shocks that aid handling and acceleration.... Read more »
