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I have also had, 'is it a Ferrari', and 'nice Jag'. Favourite was, what is it? I answered, its a Ford Mustang Reply, who makes those.......

I enjoy getting the soft top down far too much to give that up for a more focussed car, so i will be sticking with the standard GT.

Kristian, welcome to the V8 club. Your car looks great. You must be one of the first into their second Mustang without totalling the first, so congrats for that too!

Sadly about £500. Expect to add about £160 to that to cover tax into the uk too.

I am really uneasy driving without a spare. This is far more expensive than i hoped, and being in the UK there is shipping and a lot of tax to pay as well, but i have ordered one. Once paid for i will forget what it cost, but will have confidence in completing any long journey. I understand...

very pleased to hear you are keeping it. If money gets tight, give up food, turn off the heating, wear clothes with holes in. Keep driving the Mustang

I got one of Gibbos springs when he brought a few in, and i can only agree, its an absolute must for anyone with a manual.

I have only done slightly better than that, just over 4,500 since 4th April last year. It really should be more, but sometimes i think too much about where i am going, and decide its less risky to take the Jeep. Daft as i have had no issues with the Mustang, but it does attract a LOT of...

Thanks for the link. Its another of those 'Special Ford' issues that makes me think they dont develop things quite as well as some. The car is great, but why not make a spare that fits all versions?

100% yes, if you will export to the UK

absolutely beautiful. Probably the colour i would go for if buying today. Enjoy!!

mines going into the local dealer next week for its first service. They offered to add engine flush to bill, for just £50! If i wanted to use it i would buy a bottle for under a tenner and add it before i drove over there. I told them NO, and even if i had agreed i am not convinced they would do...

Excellent news, you wont regret it, and if anyone who doesnt know Mustangs mentions fuel economy, point out the road tax is half the price on the new one. Tell them the V8 saves you money!! Enjoy the wait, it wont be nearly so bad when you have a Mustang on the drive already

Out of interest, i assume this was done at the Leeds Ford dealership where we got ours from? Just checking what i should expect them to want in payment in a month or so when i will get mine done. Did you wait while they did it, or did they give you a loaner? Cheers

hate that the petrol cap that never locks hate rubbish Shaker stereo hate poor throttle response hate that we cant have a spare wheel hate the factory panel alignment hate that the parking sensors get to a constant tone about a yard from an object, making them next to useless Really hate...

Maybe mine are just a 'Ford Special' because it takes a good 10 minutes of them being on to be able to tell. My Jeep warm up almost immediately, and need to be turned down quite soon after before i start to cook, the Mustang i can almost forget are on full. Sounds like your rear window might be...

Dont worry about the heated seats, they arent very good, they take ages to warm up, and the cooling feature is just unpleasant. I would happily give them back and have £600 back too.

I am very pleased you changed your mind. But i am still puzzled why NCAP bothered to crash the Mustang. it was never going to matter how it performed, they knew before they started it didnt have the electronic nannies, so before they started it had a maximum possible score of 2*. It could...

I really dont think the sort of people who buy Mustangs are going to be influenced by this one way or the other. It will put off Jo Bloggs who saw one in the Ford dealer when he had his diesel focus serviced. And thats good. The best way to keep the value up is restrict sales. Maybe the idiots...

looks stunning. Yellow is a brave choice (there is no where to hide in a Yellow Mustang), but who cares, its wonderful