Used Ford Mustang for Sale in Reedsport, OR

The 2008 Ford Mustang is great long lasting car that is one of the best in the market. It is a proud American made car. The Ford brand has always produce good cars and this is one of the best. The outside of the car is an all white completion with gray stripes on the side on the doors. The interior of the car has all black seat preventing stains like coffee from messing up the seats. A steering wheel with three metal-look spokes teams up with a speedometer and tachometer that rest deep in their own chrome-ringed wells to deliver a driver's-seat view as retro as any. This gives the Ford Mustang that classic look. The 300 horse power gives a powerful with a 320 pound torque. The sound of the start up gives the Mustang that legendary hum which is so pleasing to hear. As I've mentioned the classic design before, it is really reminiscent of the 1967 design. One thing that is new to the Ford Mustang this year is the new High Intensity Discharge headlamps. The driving is very stable as everything responds well with no break issues. Having the car for 4 years, I have never had a break issue that other people complain with on other cars. The Ford Mustang has some great features.

The Ford Mustang is an iconic American car. From the first prototype all the way to the latest version, we just cannot seem to get enough of this fun little car. Certainly it is not for everyone, but there is not a car digest or collection that can resist its attraction and inclusion. If what you want is a fun car that is sporty but won't break the bank, this lil' car is perfect for you. Though I do miss the convenience of my station wagon, my Mustang has given me a sense of "outgoing-ness" that my former love (the Volvo) just could not do. Power, nice lines and fun times are all part of the package. I only have a six-cyl. but he (yes, he not she) will push me back in the seat when I step on the pedal. Currently, my pony has just over 90k miles without issue. I have heard the horror stories of transmissions going out at just over 100k, and since mine is an automatic, I am crossing my fingers and hoping it is an urban legend. I wish that I could have found my car in a manual shift, but it just was not an option at the time as I purchased him used. Additionally, I am hesitant to comment on how if fully handles in horrid weather as I have only experienced driving in torrential down pours. That was not a great experience, and the back end did sway, but he did power through and get me home. With that said, I did get stuck in a friends yard that was at a slight incline. Pulled straight in during the daylight, but when I tried to back out later that evening after a dew had formed on the grass, my lil' pony could only spin his wheels. I had to have my daughter sit on the trunk lid to give just enough weight to allow traction to grab. A bit embarrassing, but we survived. This experience has given me extreme caution in my potential of driving during times of snow... just not going to try it!