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Ford Mustang CoupeNewest Review: ... the traction control corrects it for you again, trying to put you in a ditch!! This is just a learning curve, like any car, ... more More Ford card
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by Brazed - written on 06/09/05 (Very useful, 359 readings)
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I own a 2000 Mustang 3.8 V6. The car itself is a testament to American fit and finish guidelines, e.g. look down the side car and none of the panels really line up. The engine is noisy, the headlights are an absolute joke and the fuel economy makes you want to go and hold up a petrol tanker to get your weekly fix. There you go, the bad points are out of the way. Now the good points: Bang for the buck - Where else can you buy a 190 horsepower car that is 4 years old for under £8k?? The car is suprisingly speedy for an automatic and will happily out accellerate most cars you meet on the street Looks and appeal - I have never owned a car that get's so ...
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