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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
V6 mustangs are fine. Christ. It'* funny how they have a 3.8L in them and that'* not enough on a bonnie forum.
Just don't get an auto.... :?
Just don't get an auto.... :?
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Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
V6 mustangs are fine. Christ. It'* funny how they have a 3.8L in them and that'* not enough on a bonnie forum.
Just don't get an auto.... :?
Just don't get an auto.... :?
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Speaking first hand here. This week I'm out of town on business (why I couldn't attend the Michigan meet) and I have an '05 Mustang as a rental. I don't know the curb weight, HP, or torque. But, I will honestly tell you that I didn't know if it had a V6 or V8 simply because I was that impressed with the exhaust tones and acceleration (not to mention I never drive Ford products). I popped the hood and sure enough it was V6. Not a bad torque curve at all.
Interior...now that'* not my style at all. Very cheesy and tons of plastic. Uncomfortable.
As for gas mileage, I've been averaging about 25 MPG. And let me remind you...it'* a rental... Been driving it as such.
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Don't overlook it a V6 stang.
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gm 3.8 is a little more peppier but this thing is fully loaded and priced to sell.
and theres a decent aftermarket, people....
and theres a decent aftermarket, people....
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Originally Posted by vital49
Originally Posted by BonneMeMN
V6 mustangs are fine. Christ. It'* funny how they have a 3.8L in them and that'* not enough on a bonnie forum.
Just don't get an auto.... :?
Just don't get an auto.... :?
![Roll Eyes](https://www.gmforum.com/gm/images/smilies/rolleyes.gif)
Speaking first hand here. This week I'm out of town on business (why I couldn't attend the Michigan meet) and I have an '05 Mustang as a rental. I don't know the curb weight, HP, or torque. But, I will honestly tell you that I didn't know if it had a V6 or V8 simply because I was that impressed with the exhaust tones and acceleration (not to mention I never drive Ford products). I popped the hood and sure enough it was V6. Not a bad torque curve at all.
Interior...now that'* not my style at all. Very cheesy and tons of plastic. Uncomfortable.
As for gas mileage, I've been averaging about 25 MPG. And let me remind you...it'* a rental... Been driving it as such.
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Don't overlook it a V6 stang.
For me, if I'm gonna buy a car to get an ok V6, it'll be a 4 door people mover. If I get a two door sporty car of any kind, it'll have a V8 and most likely a stick. IMO, a V6 auto Mustang only achieves half the image.
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