2007 Ford Mustang consumer reviews

This car is the perfect balance between sportiness and everyday practicality. I get thumbs up almost everywhere I go with this car. It's stylish, economical, and has many safety features. Mine has ABS, front and side air bags, and traction control. The 4.0 6 cylinder has plenty of horsepower and torque and the insurance and gas cost is much cheaper than the 8 cylinder GT. I was a Camaro fan for many years but this car has converted me to Ford. I love the retro look, including the 5 spoke wheels. Also, the aftermarket parts available for these cars is both plentiful and affordable.

Getting this car: 6 cylinder 2007 Ford Mustang, windvail blue, with Pont package. It was a quest but mission complete! I love this car!

This Mustang is one very sharp sporty car; fun to drive especially in the open air. It is unique, distinctive with a tasteful selection of add ons such as the GT500 spoiler.

I have owned many cars including three other convertible sports cars. This car is silver with a black top and a black leather interior. All convertibles ride a little jiggy. This one has the smallest engine which is actually a 4.0 liter v-6--more than enough. It should be fun for a while. I just basically drive it to work and on errands. We have other cars.

Having a great time driving this well cared for car. Buying from a private owner who loved this car was the right choice.

This model of the Mustang is on the retro styling introduced with the 2005 model. Frankly, I like it better than the 2010+ model years' appearance, but that's purely a personal thing. V6 model has plenty of power for day to day driving without killing your wallet at the gas pump. You aren't going to get 30mpg in town, but for a Mustang to get 22mpg, that's still better than average. The car does control the transmission in according to how you are driving. Stomp the gas and you will go through the gears at a higher RPM. A more sedate start will cycle the gears quickly as well, but at lower RPMs to keep the mileage up. The car is holding up well and I would not be surprised to push it well past 200k before it is retired.

Bought a 2007 Ford Mustang Convertible, very nice car, no back seat for a human, but I knew that going into the purchase. It is a peppy 6 that has been well taken care of. I wish I could find 10 of these cars for what I paid for this one.

Do yourself a favor and if you are looking at an 06 or 07 Mustang go to the gas station and see if it TAKES fuel! We bought our son a car and were RIPPED OFF because it passed inspections, but when we went to fill up the pump acts like it's full and we literally have to pump in 10 cents at a time. No fix and no Ford recall. BUNCHA BS. DON'T BUY if you don't have 40 minutes to spare every time you fill up.

Wife and I were searching all over for the right one. Found an 07 gt with 41,000 mile and with the premium package. Leather, shaker 500, even has the hood scoop, side window scoops, and gt500 spoiler. The best part was scored it $4k under nada. The only draw back to it is, the wife has to learn how to drive stick. Also came with power upgrades and pushing 400hp. Sweet ride and would doit all over again!

This is truely an amazing vehicle. I absolutely love it!However, the promotion of inflated prices is shameful at best! It is my opinion that some are manipulating numbers to influence the market? The real market numbers aren't even close! I have been actively watching sales and price points of 2007 GT500's for the last two years. If a dealer were paying the trade-in price listed they would go out of business. The open market sale of most of these cars is below the listed trade-in price. 2011's are now listing for the $41k. This is a great car for the money, but look at the market before you take a $10,000 bath!