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Mine was 2 in April, and i just under 19,000 miles. It shares daily driving duties with a Jeep Wrangler, which gets used if i have to park somewhere i am not happy to leave the Mustang, or in deepest winter. I am torn what to do when it runs out of warranty. I will probably keep it until...

As i appraoch the 3 year mark i am wondering about replacing my car. Trouble is you are looking at about £50k before discount to buy the same again(about £10k up on this one), but adds on the mag suspension. An F Type would be just over £50k now, but it would have been pretty much the same 3...

Just had a look at mine. There is one very tiny blob of glue on one light. No way near as bad as yours, and something i can live with. To be honest, the way the Mustang is built, its no surprise to me, but if you let Ford's 'it'll do' policy annoy you, you wont get the best from the car.

Thats good to know. Maybe Ford built a few properly? There cetainly isnt anything else out there with the same appeal

I am at 18,500 miles, the car still has its original oil cooler, and has functioning air con. Even the puddle lights still work and are original. I have 10 months of warranty left. I love the car, but dont feel confident in its long term build quality. Perhaps thats just 'Fordphobia'? I find...

That's not very courteous. Seeing as Andy Barratt gives Mustangs to people with broken Audis, you should ask for something better if you have it for any length of time.

Like you, my Mustang keeps the company of a Wrangler. Before you do anything i would wait until later this year and try the New JL which should be here by the Autumn. Comments from the US suggest its a big improvement in some areas of the JK.

To be honest, if What Car? had recommended a Mustang, i think i might just have had to sell mine. There are some magazines from which you just don't want their approval

I am too old school, it has to be a manual for me. If there were no manual Mustang i wouldnt be driving one. Until i am forced to drive an EV with no gearbox at all i will stick to a manual. Doesnt mean people who want an auto are wrong. Its personal choice. I applaud Ford for letting us choose

Later this year Australia is getting a RHD Camaro. They are being converted by HSV now they dont have any Commodores to work on. No news on them coming here however, and they are expected to be more expensive than the Mustang after conversion. I would love them to bring some here. It looks...

You will only pay the extra road tax if the list price is over £42,000. The first years road tax is £2,000 and isnt included in the £40,000 calculation.

My Wheel kit arrived today, in perfect condition, so many thanks Drorr86. The UK side of delivery took longer that getting across the Atlantic as well, but thats not an issue. To keep the Jack and handle in place i have wrapped them in a thick towel, and they dont move about under the spare...

The heart wants what the heart wants. Before i bought my GT soft top, what i really wanted was a Corvette, but i just couldn't see it as an everyday driver. So i bought the Mustang. Is it the best drivers car? absolutely not, but it gets more comments from people than my Cerbera did back in...

You have described perfectly a noise i had noticed recently, and mine has 17,000 miles on it now.

I think Ford are an equal opportunity employer. The chap who aligned the panels on the passenger side of the car was great, sadly the chap who did the other side was blind. I havent bothered the dealer with it, i reckon there is a good chance they will just make it worse. I dont think all US car...

And i checked back in my diary, and its almost exactly 11 months since the recall for the wiring, and the first time the oil life was reset because they havent done it when it was delivered. I guess in future it will be the first thing i check after a service, did they reset it.

Today at 10,500 mles my oil lfe warning, Change oil soon, has come on. The car was serviced in April with 4,400 miles on it, so only half way trough the 10,000 mile interval, and most of those miles have been nice and easy motorway miles. The oli life now states only 5%. When the car was a few...

Another Guard here, doubly rare being convertible. I shall try my best to keep it out of hedges, and pub doorways. It would be good if Ford issued some statistics of those sold, i wouldnt imagine it would take more than the press of a few buttons

Wow, 2 years have passed since i posted this. Love the Mustang as my daily driver, but in April i took delivery of a C7 Corvette Stingray convertible. Cant imagine adding to the list for a while (but i always think that, and before you know it something else catches your eye)

Agreed, this should be a recall.