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The famous Mustang is finally available to British consumers. With a choice of sensible or more hardcore engines, there are plenty of options for drivers to choose from. It's a fresh take on the classic and has a massive V8 setup on offer, making it the perfect option for fans of the original who want something chunky and unique.

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Ford Mustang
5.0 V8 Mach 1 2dr Auto
Vehicle Year, 2022
Mileage, 10,140 miles
Fuel Type, Petrol
Transmission Type, Automatic
Full price.£47,999Price per month. pcp. £685
Ford Mustang
5.0 V8 GT 2dr Auto
Vehicle Year, 2021
Mileage, 16,926 miles
Fuel Type, Petrol
Transmission Type, Automatic
Full price.£36,399Price per month. pcp. £528
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Ford Mustang Buying Guide

What types of used Ford Mustang cars are there?

The Ford Mustang has been on the scene for a while, first launching in 1965 but taking a fair few years until it was on sale in the UK.

There are a range of Mustang models on offer now, including the Mustang GT and Mach 1. You can also choose between coupé and convertible models.

Engine options range from a 2.3-litre four-cylinder to a V8 option with the choice of a 10-speed automatic gearbox or a six-speed manual.

What features does the Ford Mustang have?

Technically a muscle car, all Mustang models in the UK get a Performance Pack that creates a more stable drive. This pack stiffens the suspension of the car and adds more powerful brakes, taking out some of that bouncy muscle car feel.

When it comes to technology, the Ford SYNC 3 touchscreen infotainment system looks slick on the dash.

Each model comes with a rear-view camera and a 12-inch digital instrument cluster, and you can upgrade to a flashier audio system in the Mach 1 models.

Is the Ford Mustang reliable?

The Mustang shares many of its parts and mechanics with other Ford models, so you know it’s a tried-and-tested build that the manufacturer has faith in.

It’s also one of the best-selling sports cars on the market and has positive reviews from its drivers.

It can be more expensive to upkeep and repair a performance car like the Ford Mustang, but parts aren’t hard to get hold of and the high-quality build means you’re unlikely to have to carry out too much work. It's definitely considered a reliable car.

How much does the Ford Mustang cost to run?

You’re likely attracted to the Ford Mustang for its massive V8 engine, so it’s no surprise that it can be a hungry car. You can expect to achieve around 22.8mpg when keeping the engine well-fed.

The Mustang will also be sitting in insurance groups 39 to 45, so insurance can be pricey – it'll depend on your individual circumstances as well.

Road tax will vary depending on the model as well, but you can expect to pay upwards of £180 per year.

Who is the Ford Mustang suitable for?

The Mustang is a flagship car for Ford and is a truly iconic sports car, so it’s definitely going to be one for car enthusiasts rather than those needing a family car.

You can seat up to four people in a Mustang, but the rear seat passengers might not have enough space to sit comfortably for long road trips. This might be a better option for motorists who travel solo or with one other person, and only occasionally would make use of those extra seats.

As the Ford Mustang is also slightly pricier to run, you’ll need to consider if this is a drawback or something you’re happy to deal with for the sake of enjoying the car.

Should I buy a Ford Mustang?

What is unique about the Mustang's V8 engine?

The Mustang's V8 engine is celebrated for its iconic muscle car sound, performance and impressive horsepower.

Known for its thrilling acceleration and signature deep rumble, the V8 engine adds a unique and exhilarating character to the driving experience.

What are the Mustang's distinctive sports car features?

The Mustang has a powerful V8 engine, iconic design, aggressive styling and a rear-wheel-drive layout that makes it great fun.

With precise handling, customisable driving modes and a legendary performance heritage, the Mustang delivers an exhilarating and authentic experience.

How does the Ford Mustang compare to other muscle cars?

The Mustang boasts an iconic design, a unique engine and a balanced blend of performance and style. It stacks up well against rivals, offering a rich history – and it's great fun behind the wheel.

What separates a pony car from a muscle car?

Pony cars, like the Ford Mustang, are a subset of muscle cars.

While both feature high performance and style, pony cars are typically smaller in size and focus on a youthful, sporty image.

Muscle cars, in contrast, are larger and promote raw power and straight-line speed.

Are there any special editions of the Ford Mustang?

Yes, the Ford Mustang has various special editions and limited-run versions. Examples include the Shelby GT350, Bullitt, and Mach 1, each offering unique performance enhancements, design elements and exclusivity for enthusiasts.