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    Reviewed April 18, 2026

    2019 Ford Mustang convertible only 45,000 miles. Engine blew up with no warning. No recalls so no help. But plenty of people on Google having problems.

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    Reviewed Oct. 11, 2025

    DO NOT BUY the I have been having problems with my computer in the car since I bought it like within the first couple weeks. I am still having problems with my computer. I literally could have it in there a couple times a month but I can’t because I bought the car because I was injured and I didn’t want that stuff to happen to it. There’s no fix for the computer as it stands now.

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      Reviewed July 26, 2025

      We bought a Mustang Mach E 3 weeks ago. I have been a loyal Ford customer with buying 15 ford automobiles in the last 18 years. Ford showed me today that that loyalty only comes from me. Driving out brand new mach e on a trip for our 23rd wedding anniversary we got a high voltage warning and drive train malfunction warning. We called roadside assistance to see what to do. They were beyond useless. With just 742 miles on the vehicle and being 150 miles from home they finally towed our vehicle to the nearest dealer from where we are vacationing.

      We were not given a loaner car because dealer didn't have one and the nearest car rental place didn't have a ford so we were told we would not be reimbursed if we rented a car that wasn't a ford due to their policies. So, we are 150 miles from home, brand new car sitting at a dealer that won't have a technician available for 2 more days with no way to get around or get home and no one from the local dealer, dealer we purchased from or corporate gives a crap. Then when the brand new car is fixed we will have to make the 300 mile round trip again to pick up car.

      Ford refused to tow to our local dealer. I spoke with my dealer in Chattanooga and they refused to tow the $60000.00 car I just bought from them or get us a rental. So again, we have spent 2 days of our anniversary weekend trying to get help from anyone from ford both local and corporate and have not got anything but "we are sorry." We are going to have to Uber 100 miles at our cost to a car rental place to rent a car at our cost since they didn't have a ford. Then when car is fixed rent another car and drive back the 300 miles round trip to get car. I guess that's what ford considers loyalty. After 15 Ford vehicles this is the last. I will not buy nor recommend to anyone to purchase a ford again after being a staunch ford guy. I guess it isn't the same company it use to be. Thinking of trading it for a tesla now, at least I hear they take care of their customers.

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      Reviewed July 21, 2025

      Spent $40,000 on a Mustang only to have the transmission go out at 74,000 miles and Ford says I am 4 months late making any claim for assistance because they only assist up to 7 yrs from date of purchase, not year of car. My car is 7 yrs and 4 months from date of purchase and the transmission is a known problem. But their customer service says, thanks for being a loyal customer, but we can't do anything yo help with this known problem. Now I have to file with the class action suit instead of handling professionally through Ford.

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      Reviewed Aug. 21, 2024

      I am writing to express my deep dissatisfaction with my recent experience owning a Mustang Mach-E. While the vehicle itself has its merits, my overall experience has been significantly marred by Ford's inadequate support regarding target charging and the company's recommendation for an expensive home charger. Ford itself recommends that the Mustang Mach E only charge to 80%-85%, to avoid long term damage and battery degradation. However, Fords latest software update has remove the ability to stop the vehicle from charing to 100% on Fords app even when using the provided charger from Ford. Meaning customers are left to "deal with" long term battery degradation and lost of range ability.

      Having paid close to 65K for the highest trim, I expected a solution from Ford. However after many email and hours on the phone, Fords suggestion is to purchase their $900 Ford Charger that gives you the ability to manage the charge, through a separate app. Fords official stance is they recognize this is a major concern for many customers and they are diligently working with the engineers for a fix.

      Having owned other electric vehicles, target charging, is critical for maximizing the vehicle's efficiency and range. It became apparent that the Mach-E is not well-supported in this area, and despite reaching out for assistance, I was met with a lack of viable solutions. To compound the problem, Ford is not willing to offer any discount or assistance towards this expense of their suggested Ford 48amp charger, which only exacerbates my disappointment.

      I expected more from a company of Ford's stature, especially given the investment involved in purchasing an electric vehicle. The lack of support for target charging and the reluctance to provide any financial relief or practical solutions has left me regretting my purchase and I can not recommend anyone purchase this vehicle. I hope Ford will take this feedback seriously and address these issues to better support customers. The promise of electric vehicles should be accompanied by comprehensive and customer-friendly solutions, not added costs and frustration.

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      After a positive interaction with Ford Mustang, zahra increased their star rating on Aug. 27, 2024.

      Updated review: Aug. 27, 2024

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      Original Review: June 27, 2024

      I am extremely disappointed with the service I received at the Ford dealership. After my brand new Electric Ford Mustang broke down, it was in the shop for over a month. When they provided me with a loaner car, it was not electric but a traditional gas vehicle. This was already inconvenient, but it got worse. One of the staff members at the dealership assured us that Ford would cover the gas expenses incurred during this month and a half period. However, when we contacted Ford customer service to get reimbursed for the gas bills, they flat out refused to pay.

      This entire experience has been frustrating and unacceptable. Not only was I without my new car for an extended period, but I was also misled about the reimbursement for the additional expenses I incurred. I expected much better from Ford and will be reconsidering any future purchases or services with them. This level of customer service is simply not up to par.

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      Reviewed June 25, 2024

      We rented an electric Ford mustang. Very nice design with plenty of space. Trying to find a charging station was very aggravating in a strange area. I am 6'2" and the driver's seat did not go back far enough to allow me to go from the accelerator to the brake.

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      Reviewed Aug. 9, 2023

      I have a 2018 Ford Mustang Ecoboost. Last week my car started shaking really badly when I put it into reverse. Later that day it didn't want to start. The following day I was going to take it to get looked at and after just a few minutes of driving a got a notification that said "Engine Coolant Overheating". It was vey scary. After having my car towed to the dealer they told me coolant was leaking into the engine and it would be $6,000 to fix! My boyfriend told me he heard that's a common issue with Ecoboost engines so I researched it and there are tons of people that this has happened to.

      There is even a class action lawsuit going on right now and Ford refuses to do anything. They won't fix the car, buy it or offer to give me another one because it's out of warranty even though they do know this is a common issue. They know because it just takes a simple search to see how many people have taken their cars to Ford for the same exact reason. Even the guys at the service department all say this is very common. Ford is selling cars with parts they know will break after a few years or around 70,000 miles and they aren't doing anything to fix it and refuse to help those of us affected. Will never buy from Ford again and will strongly suggest anyone I know to stay away. Not only because of the bad engine issues but mostly their refusal to offer any sort of help.

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      Reviewed Aug. 8, 2021

      In principle, the Mach-E is an awesome car. It drives like the luxury car it’s advertised to be and you can tell Ford is generally headed in the right direction. In practice however, certain software failures have been a nightmare for customers, even allowing for some minor glitches given it’s Ford’s first foray into luxury electric cars. Addressing those issues with Ford and dealerships is a second layer of shambles, with no good systems for customer feedback or creating the tickets needed to actually solve the various problems.

      (By the way, if you buy the car at Mike Maroone Longmont, be prepared to deal with your typical sleezy car finance person Andre, who will desperately try to sell you add-ons that are massively over-promised and over-charged. For instance, he went on at length discussing the importance of protecting your car's FRONT [which gets pelted by rocks on highways] with an adhesive bra shield. When I finally got my car, they had added the adhesive to a quarter of the hood and didn't touch the entire front of the car, which is the actual complicated part to cut and apply the adhesive for. Why spend so much time selling me protection to the front of the car, and then not actually apply any protection to the front? I had to take it elsewhere, where they charged me the same amount again for a job that was 100 times as complicated as the sticker Mike Maroone Longmont had applied to my hood. This type of thing happened repeatedly throughout the sales process, where they over-promise and under-deliver, screwing you every step of the way.)

      When driving around on a road trip, you may be spending hours by a free charger, waiting to charge up. Ford did not think through the fact that you want to be comfortable temperature-wise when baking in the sun or waiting in the freezing cold (perhaps sleeping in the car while it charges up?). You can't turn the vehicle fully on when charging, but instead go into Accessory Mode, through which the air will flow but it won't respond to your temperature settings. This is a major oversight on Ford's part, failing to take into account that a key part of the electric car experience involves not just driving, but also hours of waiting by a charger. Anyone should expect to be comfortable in their car, especially after dropping $65k+ on buying the best. After literally months of leaving the car in the shop repeatedly so I can open a ticket and escalate it through dozens and dozens of phone calls to the engineers, they simply replied that nope, they won't fix that.

      So that was one bug. Another is the phone as key feature which Ford advertises liberally, though it rarely works in practice. At times the car will indeed unlock when you approach it, so you can tell what Ford was aiming for, but more often than not you'll find yourself outside the car wanting in, frantically unlocking your phone, finding the Ford app, finding the unlock button, and waiting for another minute or so until the connection gets made. That's even when following their advice of keeping the app always open and allowing it to always track your location. The same is happening with the physical key.

      Have a dog? You're in trouble. While Teslas have an easily accessible "dog mode" for when you're leaving it in the car, with automatic climate control kicking in and a helpful message to those passing by that "My owner will be back soon," if you leave your dog in the Mach-E even for a few minutes you will create a major scene, and completely freak out your dog. That's because the setting to turn off the alarm sensors simply does not work – your dog will move and the alarm will go off no matter what you do. I found out about this on a road trip where I had to leave Mia in the car repeatedly for hours at a time in a crowded camp site. Nothing I could do about it for days on end. Dozens of people quietly enjoying the beauty of nature ➡️ Mia moves ➡️ major ruckus with the alarm going off ➡️ Rush to the car to turn it off and try the setting again ➡️ Repeat a few minutes later ➡️ Do it again and again throughout the night. Biggest nightmare I've experienced.

      There are other bugs of course, but just these are important enough to merit Ford's attention in properly diagnosing and troubleshooting. Here's where the second layer of a deeply flawed customer experience begins. I've spent dozens of hours at this point on the phone with Ford explaining these issues and trying to open tickets so their engineers can properly troubleshoot them. Most of the time the I get hung up on after being placed on hold for half an hour or so, and there have been many promises that someone from the Cars Support Team will call me back – I have yet to hear from anyone who can discuss the issue. Even when successfully escalating the call past their hard to understand phone screeners, they will repeatedly say you have to bring the car in to the dealer to address any problems with your vehicle, even though these are clearly software issues, rather than being hardware related.

      As a result, the car has sat at the dealership for weeks at a time often during the past few months. At Mike Maroone Longmont you have to wait a few weeks to find an opening, and it always takes a few hours out of my busy schedule to bring the car in, wait to be seen, and then to pick it up. I've spent dozens and dozens of hours being bounced around the phone, listening to the annoying ad about their dealership while on hold. They are excellent there at shirking responsibility, and in the first few months I would be sent home with promises that everything was now fixed, only to realize that nothing actually was fixed, and in some cases was just made worse somehow.

      Ford eventually acknowledged that there was a problem with the phone as key feature and issued a recall. (At Mike Maroone Ford they're still insisting that it all works as intended saying it was designed to require you to manually open the app each time, though the app clearly states: "Just walk up to your vehicle and open the door. No need to get out your phone.") and Having gone through the whole ordeal again to apply that update, surprise! The problem persists, now worse than ever. By the way, why can't these updates be applied over the air? Ford says you'd have to wait for months to receive that update over the air, so it's best to take the car into the dealership. They sent me a letter promising that the dealer would just come pick the car up and bring it back, but of course Mike Maroone Longmont says they're not set up for that (and can't do mobile repairs either), so you have to put in all the hours it takes to bring the car in and pick it up a week later, with nothing having actually been fixed.

      My car is currently at the Mike Maroone Longmont dealership again. What's being done there to solve these issues? Not much, I'm afraid. They're shirking responsibility again saying that the phone as key feature works as intended. The dealership now finally acknowledges that the climate control bug is an issue (they previously sent me home saying it works as intended), but having told Ford about it the dealership received the feedback that Ford didn't design the car that way, wanting to "preserve battery" while it's charging by not allowing for any climate control. I mean, the whole beauty of being in the car while it's connected to power is that you should be able to use as much power as you want, and it won't run out.

      The dealership did its best, but Ford does not intend on addressing the issue, which they regard as a fanciful wish rather than a core necessity. So I now have long road trips to look forward to where I'll be waiting in 100º heat or the freezing cold for hours while the car is charging, with no temperature reprieve in sight. Great investment of that $65k+. Oh, and sorry Mia, I can't take you on any more trips.

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      Reviewed Nov. 30, 2020

      2017 Mustang, passenger window works up and down by itself, brought it to Palm Coast ford last year, they ordered a part and never called back, car continued to sporadically do it. Brought it back to the dealer and its 4000 miles out of warranty, they want 130 dollars just to look at it, they already looked at it, supposedly (not) ordered a part. Complained to Ford and they could care less. Don't go to Palm Coast Ford, as soon as you are off the premise you are dead to them. Buy a Chevy, or foreign, I am never going back there, I am telling everyone about this and they are a joke. 1star because you can't give negative.

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      Reviewed Dec. 20, 2019

      2015 Mustang GT paint is bubbling on hood form aluminum corrosion. Ford is refusing to repair as it out of original warranty. Multiple complaints from this issue online and they are being sued. Do Not buy of their cars or let the original warrant expire. They really don't care that their Cars Are rusting. Totally unbelievable that their care for the customer is non existent when they know they produced a defective product from iron contamination in their plants. My Dad grew up in Royal Oak Michigan and told me how Henry Ford would lease out entire ice rinks so that the poor children could skate. I wonder what he say now to his current executives.

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      Reviewed Dec. 15, 2019

      This is a beautiful car. Ford did a great job creating this retro styled Mustang convertible. Takes me back to my days in high school driving my 1969 Mustang. I wish that Chevrolet had done a better job designing a retro Camaro. I think that the 05 to 09 Mustang is the best designed of the modern Mustangs.

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      Reviewed Dec. 14, 2019

      My Mustang is 10 years old and I know it's time for a new one, but I LOVE my car. I'm sure the new ones are much more than I paid for mine, but I believe they are still great cars because I see them everywhere. For several years it rose as smooth as a Cadillac, but even though I take extremely good care of it, I know it's time for a new one for warranty reasons. My car has basically only needed minimal repairs due to normal wear and tear, like oil changes new tire, shocks struts rotors and breaks. I would buy this same car all over again.

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      Reviewed Dec. 13, 2019

      It's hard to beat a convertible 3 seasons of the year. As close as you can get to a motorcycle without the dangers. Mustangs have all the power you need to get the adrenaline pumping but fairly practical for a small family.

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      Reviewed Dec. 12, 2019

      I get compliments on my car everyday. I purchased it from CarMax with 20K miles 5 yrs ago. It now has 40K. For a girl Mustangs are simple to understand. Change the oil, tires and monitor the rest. I have needed a new alternator, new battery and the most expensive was a pan for the air conditioner. That was 2K. For a 12 yr old vehicle it is very reliable. It is a white convertible so cute too. It has something called a pony package which included very nice wheels.

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      Reviewed Dec. 11, 2019

      I currently have a 2014 Mustang GT. I love it. I have been looking at the new ones and love the new body style. Especially the Shelby. The interior layout is also unique. The increase in horsepower is nice but I am glad to see they installed a better stock exhaust.

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      Reviewed Dec. 10, 2019

      We need better soft tops on my convertible, that don't crack, are sun proof from fading, and faster motors that put it up and down quicker, and rain guards are impossible to find. But the car is well made. Love the weight and style. Thank you.

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      Reviewed Dec. 7, 2019

      Overall the Mustang is a good to great car. It's one of the few cars left that doesn't look like every other car on the road. It's fun to drive, easy to get parts for, holds it value and there are several aftermarket modifications that you can do to make your car unique from the rest. If you want to enjoy driving then I recommend it!

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      Reliability

      Reviewed Dec. 6, 2019

      On Dec 11th, this car will be 50 years old and still runs really well. One owner car, never had any work done to the engine... just change the oil and go. Extremely reliable for 50 years. Outstanding 302 V8.

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      Reviewed Dec. 4, 2019

      This Mustang is my second childhood. When I am driving it I feel like was as boy riding my bicycle all over my small town where I grew up. I loved riding my bike, the sense of speed and freedom and the world was anywhere I could peddle. I would put cards in the spokes to make a motor sound, the faster I could peddle the louder the sound, people turned their heads to see what was coming. Now my Mustang GT turns heads when I drive and now my boundaries have moved past my little town.

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      Reviewed March 11, 2019

      I ordered a 2019 Ford Mustang convertible in November 2018. I was told it should take 6-8 weeks. So I was hoping to receive my new car mid January. Then it was end of February to be delivered, then mid March. It is now Mid March and I still have no information as to when the car will be delivered. It's in production and that is all I know. It doesn't make sense that in 4 months no one, the dealer or customer service has any idea as to when I will receive my car.

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      Reviewed Oct. 23, 2018

      Have 2015 50th Anniversary Special Edition Mustang. At less than 21000 miles and 3 months out of 3 yr 36,000 mile warranty the A/C evaporator coil failed. My unit is not the only unit from 2015-2017 that has had this experience in short periods of time or miles. Some according to internet postings experienced multiple failures while in warranty. Ford does not recognize the problem.

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      Reviewed Sept. 5, 2018

      I purchased a 2016 Ford Mustang in June of 2016. Around June of 2018 my AC seemed to not be cooling as well. Eventually warm air was coming out of the drivers vent, cool air out of the middle vent, and somewhat cold air (eventually) out of the passenger side vent. I called the dealership and they said I needed to bring it in for a diagnostic, it would cost $140 for that alone since my car was barely past the 36,000 miles for my warranty. I told them that the AC should not be going out on a 2 year old car. They suggested I start a case with Ford corporate, which I did. Corp said that I needed to go in for a diagnostic to continue with case. I did this and my service adv was kind enough to not make me pay the diagnostic fee. The estimate was $2400!!

      I submitted paperwork to Ford and they said it would take 48 hours and it ended up taking much longer, after many calls to dealership I finally found out Ford would pay $1600 and I had to pay $773. This was a huge hardship on me. But it was July in Charleston SC so I desperately need my AC! I took car in and they gave me a loaner at no charge, which was appreciated. They had my car over a week and I got it back and drove down road and heard some clicking noise coming out of the passenger vent and I could hear the engine, as well. Also my engine light was still on and my radio screen was blacking out as if it lost all contact.

      I called Ford and they told me to bring it back, of course. They once again had my car a week and finally they call and tell me that they had not put a gasket in & had to take dash off AGAIN and do that. Also my car had a new issue that requires $300 repair!! I said NO and I will be there to pick up my car TODAY. I need to know WHO else I can complain to and who can help me? I will NEVER purchase another FORD and when I close on my new home, the very NEXT day I will be trading this one in, if anyone will even take it!?! It is really a shame too because I love my car and driving it. The reason I bought a new car and pay $473 a month is so I would not have to worry about costly repairs or breaking down by myself at night. Bottom line is that you can NOT DEPEND ON A FORD! You need to make this right FORD!

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      Reviewed June 28, 2018

      I like that my Mustang has all the perks of a new car. The sound system is one of my favorite features and the different color dash lights. It's just an all around fun car to drive any time of the year. Mustangs have been around for 50 years. So why change things so drastically that there's a recall. Still, overall a good experience. My Mustang is perfect for vacation trips especially in the summer since it's a convertible. It was a little more expensive than I wanted, but Reliable and comfortable when taking long trips.

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      Reviewed June 21, 2018

      I bought 1989 Ford Mustang LX as a project car to help out a friend. It is good on gas and it's kind of a smaller car and it should be easy to drive. But I wouldn't have put the bucket seats in the back. I would have just put a regular bench seat and painted it a different color other than white. It's the only Mustang I've had and currently it isn't running. But I'm sure once I get the master brake cylinder, brake lines and the sheet metal underneath the seats it will be an awesome little car.

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      Reviewed June 19, 2018

      The 2017 Ford Mustang GT 5.0 is a sporty car that is fun to drive and I have a great experience thus far. It looks good, sounds nice and I love the classic bright blue color. I also like that it's a 5.0. However, maybe they could improve a backseat that's more suitable for children's booster and car seats to fit in.

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      Reviewed June 18, 2018

      It's my favorite car! Drives well and I enjoy it. I like the shape and the size. The car is easy to handwash. People like the way the Mustang looks and I enjoy the attention. It is a pretty car! I like that my car is a V-6 and gets pretty good gas mileage. The back seat is big enough to hold both my dogs. Also my seats are fabric and not leather. I have a Sirius Radio and I like the little horse on the front grill. It has an automatic transmission.

      I owned a Mustang in the past. I like the way they hug the road and they are easy to handle. They are sturdy cars. I like having a trunk. I had cars with hatch backs in the past. This is the first sports car I have had with a trunk. But I do not like that the clear coat is coming off the hood and how the Ford emblem has come off the wheels. I also do not like when my car gets dirty. Otherwise I intend to buy another Mustang in the future.

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      Reviewed June 17, 2018

      We were living in PGH, PA but we did not buy the Ford Mustang until we moved here to Burlingame California. Also we have four kids. While they were growing up we had a family car, for our vacations and work. We waited a long time to buy this type of car. We read the facts online and had a test drive. My husband went alone. I told him I will like it no matter the color. My husband came back to get me to go to the Ford dealership to sign some papers. He was so proud that he could finally have the car he really wanted! It hugs the curve like a magnet. Gas mileage is very good, Has a great get up and go. Controls well. The right color, it seats comfortably. We bought it new, and we are very happy. I like all the safety gadgets and we love it!

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      Reviewed June 16, 2018

      It was love at first sight, despite being rear wheel drive. I was a little hesitant about purchasing a performance car until I researched the crash test and safety reviews. It is a great car. It is very reliable and fun to drive. It is comfortable for long drives. Little kids will yell from the sidewalk saying that they like my car. However, it would be nice if the passenger seat could be raised slightly. Auto on headlights would be nice and I wish that the seatbelts were more adjustable. They sometimes ride high across passengers.

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      Punctuality & Speed

      Reviewed June 15, 2018

      I have always loved the Mustang. It belonged to my father and was his favorite. He enjoyed driving it and all the times he drove it to and from work, about an hour each way. The car is fast, drives very nicely. I was able to purchase his car when he passed away. I also enjoy driving it every day to work and it makes me feel like he is still with us. But it does drink a bit of gas and if it were more fuel efficient that would probably be a good idea.

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      Reviewed June 14, 2018

      Amazing. It is fast enough, sporty and good looking, and it has a nice color, which is black and I like black on cars. It's just a good car and I like it a lot. It is smooth as well. I like sports cars because that's my style. But I would like that the car doesn't look suspicious because police always pull over sports cars for no reason sometimes. Like even if you go 1 mph over the speed limit. Other than that, sports cars are better than any other car in my opinion. Some people may disagree but they are wild.

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      Reviewed June 13, 2018

      My 1994 Mustang was of sentimental value because it came from my grandparents as a gift as they had previously owned it. However, I had nothing but problems with this vehicle towards the end of owning it. I just didn't like the color and all the mechanical problems I had with it after I got into an accident. But, it really wasn't too bad of a car. It was my first car so I was just learning everything. I wish I would have taken better care of it.

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      Reviewed June 12, 2018

      The 2002 Mustang is a very nice little car and runs like a top. It is bright red, very stylish, fast and looks great. I like the style on this automobile and that it's a Mustang. Good old fashioned American style, and American muscle. It is well maintained by the previous owner. It had a great service record and had great owners. However, it's a fuel guzzler. Maybe if they had a fourth gear it would do better on the gas. The fuel consumption sucks but all in all it's a great car.

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      Reviewed June 11, 2018

      The reason for the review is because my V8 engine on my 2016 Mustang needs to be changed at 12000 miles. The Coyote engine consumed 5L of oil in 6000 miles. I could not be more disappointed with the vehicle.

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      Reviewed June 9, 2018

      I like the style. It looks small and sporty... All the mechanical works good. It takes me from place a to place b. It runs fast on the freeway. It fits 4 people but...short ones only. It was not that expensive. I like the inside is in great shape and like the color of the inside too. It has a good system. The windows are pretty nice and big. It also has a stereo. I like the steering...and the braking. But it would be nice to have more space on the back. The sensor of the wheel don't let the car run with different type of tire you would like to use. And it needs space to fit a baby. Should put more stronger kit body. Change the type of rims it has.

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      Reviewed May 14, 2018

      My father bought his first FORD in 1954. He then had all Ford and Mercury cars for the rest of his life until he died in 1997. He followed that 1954 Ford with a 1959 Ford which became my first car when I became old enough to drive. All my life, I have had all Ford and Mercury cars. Presently, my family has a 2006 Mustang convertible and a 2014 Escape. On 04-10-2018, I put my Mustang in for state inspection at a local Ford dealership. Unfortunately, it failed due to some rusting of support members which are only found on the convertible cars.

      The dealership had to order the parts from the factory but required me to pay for both parts and labor first. I cooperated. I have been waiting now for 5 weeks and the parts are still not here. The old inspection sticker has since expired and I cannot legally drive this car. I have requested a loaner car but both the dealership and Ford have denied this request. I have given blind faith loyalty to Ford and its dealerships. Unfortunately, FORD motor company is no longer the company that used to stand by both its products and customers. My next car will be manufactured elsewhere.

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      Reviewed May 2, 2018

      The Ford Mustang is the most satisfactory vehicle I have ever driven. A bit difficult to enter or exit for an almost 80 year old, but a real hoot to drive; I've had the car for almost two years.

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      Reviewed April 29, 2018

      This is my third Mustang and I cannot say how I love them. This is my first black one and I keep it so nice but this one the clear coat is coming off in the back. I am so so disappointed.

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      Reviewed April 18, 2018

      My Mustang is extremely comfortable with great ease of driving. It has high comfort level with placement of all controls and buttons, great gas mileage and display of needed info.

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      Reliability

      Reviewed March 30, 2018

      Bought a 2017 Mustang GT and paid 45 thousand cash and after a year and 19000 miles having problems one after another. Three engine light p0308 misfires no. 8 cylinder. First they replaced spark plug then ignition coil then intake manifold. Then car starts to vibrate more upon acceleration. They tell me my tires need to be replaced yet they replace my air condition compressor and vibration goes away with traction control turned off. Tires didn’t need to be replaced. When brought to be serviced mileage in was the same as mileage when I picked up the car so they obviously didn’t test drive to see what the problem was and wrote it up as saying I told them not to repair the issue because I refused to have them replace my good front tires for which they said was the cause of the vibration.

      Funny how the tires don’t vibrate when I turn off the traction control. The Ford dealer of Redlands ca. Still hasn’t fixed the problem because they insist it’s the tires. I have missed 4 days of work because I thought I was going to be more reliable to get to work by purchasing a brand new Ford Mustang and apparently I made a big mistake believing Ford could make a reliable product. Researching the internet shows that Ford doesn’t care at all about the customers that buy their crappy cars as well as how crooked the maker and the dealerships that sell Ford products. I will never buy another Ford product and I will warn others who think about buy Ford. I use to be a dedicated Ford owner and enthusiast but not anymore. To the public I WARN EVERYONE. DON'T BUY FORD PRODUCTS. If you do I promise you will end up regretting it!???

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      Ford Mustang Company Information

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