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2009 Ford Mustang Overview

Likes:

  • Affordability
  • Sound and feel of the V-8 engine
  • Nimble handling
  • Panoramic glass roof option

Dislikes:

  • Coarse standard V-6
  • Choppy ride
  • Cramped backseat

Bottom Line

By Rex Roy Rex Roy, Editor

To write this comprehensive review, TheCarConnection.com read the latest reviews on the new 2009 Ford Mustang. Experts from TheCarConnection.com also drove several Ford Mustang editions, including the limited edition Bullitt, and added driving impressions and details ...

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Particularly in the automotive arena, the decision to recall the styling of an icon is a tricky proposition. With the current Ford Mustang, Ford scores a bull's-eye on the high-reward target and does an enviable job of blending 1960s Mustang design with modern-day themes...

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Trim MSRP / Invoice Fuel Econ
2009 Ford Mustang: 2dr Coupe $20,430 / $18,877 City: 17
Hwy: 26
2009 Ford Mustang: 2dr Coupe Premium $22,520 / $20,758 City: 17
Hwy: 26
2009 Ford Mustang: 2dr Coupe GT $27,210 / $24,979 City: 15
Hwy: 23
2009 Ford Mustang: 2dr Coupe GT Premium $29,160 / $26,734 City: 15
Hwy: 23
2009 Ford Mustang: 2dr Coupe Shelby GT500 $43,125 / $38,872 City: 14
Hwy: 20
2009 Ford Mustang: 2dr Convertible $25,255 / $23,220 City: 17
Hwy: 26
2009 Ford Mustang: 2dr Convertible Premium $27,345 / $25,100 City: 17
Hwy: 26
2009 Ford Mustang: 2dr Convertible GT $32,035 / $29,321 City: 15
Hwy: 23
2009 Ford Mustang: 2dr Convertible GT Premium $33,985 / $31,077 City: 15
Hwy: 23
2009 Ford Mustang: 2dr Convertible Shelby GT500 $47,950 / $43,166 City: 14
Hwy: 20

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Since 2002 when the last of the Chevrolet Camaros and Pontiac Firebirds rolled off the assembly line, the Ford Mustang has had no pony/muscle car foes to compete against. Some may be tempted to compare the Mustang to front-wheel-drive coupes like the Pontiac G6 or the Scion tC, but those are apples-to-oranges comparisons. With the introduction of the 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8, finally, the Mustang has a rear-wheel-drive foe to battle, even if the Dodge only competes with the expensive Shelby GT500 and GT500KR models—for now. This year (2009), Mustang will compete against a full lineup of Dodge Challenger models (with V-6 and V-8 powerplants), as well as the 2010 Camaro. The ‘60s are back with a vengeance, and as an added benefit, these muscle machines can take on the twisties as well as they devour pavement in a straight line. Giddyup!

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Comments (2 total)

  1. Beware of '09 Mustang GT

    By Neil Ramsay | Posted: Feb 11th 2009, 05:45:03 PM

    I had mine for 2 months. I didn't drive it for 2 days and the battery died. The dealer service dept. told me that it has many "modules" and is an "intelligent" car And that it has to be started and day. I wrote Ford customer service and they concur with this. This is ABSURD!!! I had to get a jump start from my cleaning lady's 18 year old "dumb" car. If I were to go on a trip, leave my car at the airport and get back 3 or 4 days later, my battery will be dead. Also confirmed by Ford customer service. No wonder the American auto industry is in trouble.

  2. Beware of crazy commenter.

    By Vince Pete | Posted: May 22nd 2009, 11:12:14 PM

    That has to be the dumbest comment I've ever read. Seriously now, does anyone think they would build a car that runs its own battery down in two days? I would never believe this story unless I had the specifics. What dealer did you buy this car from? What Ford customer service person told you this was normal? Now on the other hand, if you left your lights on, yeah, I could believe it.

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