I had my Mustang for 10 years, and just recently sold it because my family outgrew it. It was a great car for the decade I had it. In all that time, I only had to put $500 of work into it aside from regular upkeep such as oil changes and tires. It was a blast to drive and it was hard to say goodbye, but having 2 car seats in the back just didn't work for me anymore haha.
I did my research on this car and several magazines called it the best mustang ever made. They even put it up against a 2013 GT500 and chose the Boss over the Shelby. I am greatly impressed with this car. The recaros are a must. When you drive this car you feel like you are in a race car, because you are. The 444 hp that this beast produces is superior to nearly all cars on the road. On the track it is just as amazing. There are people who spend over $100k to have a vehicle with less performance and track ability than this (ie Porsche). If you are looking for an amazing car get a Boss 302, but good luck finding one.
Very sporty, loaded with options, love the interior, no blind spots while driving. Also for a six cylinder car you just can't beat the gas mileage. Took the car on a short trip and got almost 30 mpg and was really pushing it. Hasn't used a drop of fluid in anything, oil, tranny, the only thing I have added is washer fluid for the wipers because I hit rain on the trip. Awesome sporty little car. The telephone reception is better in the car than it is on my cell phone.
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