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$22,973

The Ford Mustang has been an American pony car for nearly 60 years. Like most sports cars, the Mustang came with a V6 or V8, rear-wheel drive, and was a two-door coupe or convertible. After being a muscle car, and then a disappointment, the first Fox bodies came in 1979, most commonly powered by a 5.0 liter V8 with multiple trim lines with a boxy, angular frame. The next generation started in 1994, and came with a slightly underpowered 145 HP V6, with power ranging up to 260 HP for the base V8. The 2005 Mustang went back in time, with an exterior that mimics the Ford Mustangs of the 1960s. Power options are either a 210 HP V6 or a base V8 with 300 HP that were mated with a manual transmission as standard. Newer models keep the same new-old shape, but now include 300 HP V6s and 400 HP V8s. In spite of that, some can get 23 MPG combined, while the fire-breathers go naught to 60 in under four seconds.

Market

$22,973 average dealer price
No meaningful difference between dealership and private party prices
6167 for sale, 2690 new listings monthly
62 days average on dealer lot prior to sale

Available Trims

Mustang PremiumAAAA	$20,821
Mustang GTAAAA	$26,859
Mustang GT PremiumAAAA	$26,979
Mustang Shelby GT500AAAA	$45,717

Model Overview

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Awards	9.0	see more
Performance	7.2	see more
Fuel Economy	4.1	see more
Luxury	4.4	see more
Safety	10.0	see more
Reliability	9.7	see more

#11 Best Selling Car on Carsabi
Ranked among the top 3 Muscle Cars for 2010 by U.S. News
A 2010 Consumer Digest Best Buy Award winner
Named a 2010 Consumer Guide Best Buy
Nominated to the Car And Driver 10 Best List for 2010
Named a finalist for Motor Trend Car of the Year 2010
Named among the Best of the U.S. by Car And Driver
AutoPacific 2010 Ideal Popular Brand & Top Brand Overall Award Winner
Road & Track calls the Mustang GT quick, responsive and fun to drive, with a great exhaust note
Motor Trend calls the Mustand GT a swifter, more agile thoroughbred

315 horsepower V-8 engine.
325 lbs.-ft. of torque at peak performance.
281 cubic inches of displacement.
0-60 mph in 5.62 seconds.
Quarter mile in 13.85 seconds with exit speed of 105.8 mph

16 city mpg.
24 highway mpg

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Safety

NHTSA Frontal Crash Safety:	10.0
NHTSA Front Seat Side Crash Safety:	10.0
NHTSA Rear Seat Side Crash Safety:	10.0
IIHS Rear End Collision Safety	10.0
NHTSA Rollover Resistance:	10.0
IIHS Head and Neck Safety:	10.0
IIHS Torso Safety	10.0
IIHS Left Leg Safety	10.0
IIHS Right Leg Safety	10.0