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If you have a good local mechanic then buy the cheapest V8 you can find. They all go wrong, gearboxes are much of a muchness, and it's simply the looks and sound that counts.

It's the one to have (until the s650 comes along).

Granny

If Ford make their electric Mustang as leaky as lots of S550's are, then the company will go bust. No one wants water sloshing around near 400 volt batteries.

An owner and moderator, kristen, over in the UK section bought a leaky GT, new from Ford. He ended up with Ford fitting two massive wiring looms as the water was corroding the connections. He might have some good advice for you.

The worst thing about a Mustang is that I can't afford one. 6 Dacias = 1 Mustang at UK pricing.

Throwing coffee seems babyish, not like I imagine Texans to be.

10 Best Engines>2018 10 Best Engines 2018 Winner: Ford Mustang GT 5.0L DOHC V-8 After a one-year hiatus, a V-8 is back on our list and deservedly so in the form of the Mustang GT 5.0.

No V8 by Jan 15 2018? Not exactly Nostradamus are we? Seems like you continually post with a venomous hatred of V8s. The truth is the V8 in the Mustang is a wonderful engine, especially the new Mk3 Coyote.

Perhaps a wasp had landed in his coffee and he was just throwing it away. Seeing his mistake he then drove away quickly so as not to exacerbate the situation, Officer.

You could vote against this, but according to its Court of Justice, the EU represents "a new legal order of international law", so stuff all you little men. The barstewards.

GT Pony is Fatguy or Fatgut is GT Pony?

Ford develops the autonomous driving car.

Too busy working on the new-fangled electric car to bother making new Mustangs.

A recent patent by Ford possibly shows the interior of the s650. If your car crashes whilst you are sitting glugging beer at the internal bar table then air bags will deploy. See here...

12 days to go then we can see the prices and order properly (I hope). Come on Ford, don't overprice the halo. Especially as the RS crown has slipped away with knackered engines.

I passed my test in 1974 and have driven manuals ever since. I hate them. Faffing around with a porridge stirrer and squashing a rat with your left foot every few yards is just crackers when the technology has existed for donkey's years to do the job of selecting gears whilst you just get on...

If you look at old reviews of what we would call muscle cars that term does not get mentioned. For example caranddrivers review of the 1967 GT500... http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/1967-ford-mustang-shelby-gt500-road-test Super car, but not muscle car. I suspect the term muscle car came...

Buy one in Germany and just drive it home (via ferry).

We seem to get a strange mix up of PP and premium bits as standard. The options are few and far between. But we can order Magneride as a one tick option.