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2016 Ford Mustang EcoBoost 2dr Fastback
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Rear Wheel Drive, Coupe, Subcompact Cars
22 (Est) mpg city / 31 (Est) mpg hwy
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22 (Est) mpg city / 31 (Est) mpg hwy
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9 Reviews
Arlene C
03/31/22
03/31/22
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Edith D
02/16/16
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"Love my beautiful Mustang. The neighborhood is jealous! Ride is as comfortable as my former Lincoln MKZ. And, this is much more fun to drive."
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Allan G
02/09/16
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"So far, the Mustang Convertible is a performance car which has lived up to it's expectations! The two things I would have really liked to see are gauge related, one being an oil pressure gauge, the other a digital speedometer. Mustang like some other brands could use a heads up display to advantage. The Mustang's comfort is fantastic, the interior quality is very good. The ride is true and tight, the performance is unbelievable (5.0)! Having a convertible (Florida) is fantastic, it gives a whole new driving experience! We are very satisfied with our Mustang."
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Michael D
02/08/16
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"The car is a blast to drive & great to look at (as long as you don't look too close!). Body panel alignment from the factory was terrible. Dealer adjusted the trunk, pass. door & hood as best they could, but still it's "off" . I have friends with $15k Kia's that have perfect panel fit as does my 2003 Infiniti G35 - no excuse for Ford to have these sort of issues on a $40K car ! Sound system has potential, but is clearly held back by the horrible speakers, not really what anyone would consider a "premium audio system" these days.Last, but not least, the car vibrates starting @ 45mph, seems to smooth out a little around 60mph. Have not had time to bring it back, hopefully just a wheel balance issue tho I have heard there are output flange, drive shaft indexing & balance issues in these cars. Praying this does not turn into some major finger pointing exercise to get corrected."
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