2008 Ford Mustang consumer reviews

I've wanted a Shelby my entire adult life; and I'm happy to say " the vehicle exceeds any and all expectations". The Shelby family should be deemed a car brand by itself. Once converted to a Shelby, the vehicle is not even close to being a Ford Mustang. IT is the best performing car that I've ever driven or owned, bar none.

I purchased my 2008 Ford Mustang GT with manual transmission from a local dealer a few weeks back. The car is fast, handles well and is aesthetically pleasing both inside and out. It is a very fun car to drive. If you love Mustangs, the GT option is the way to go. Every make and model can be a lemon, so take the time to do the research, use carfax and always have your car inspected before you buy it. If the Mustang has been in an accident, title problems or modified, DON'T buy it...you are just asking for problems.

I bought a 2008 Mustang convertible ,for my son from Chapman in Aug. We love the car. I get up on Sat & Sun mornings (HES STILL SLEEPING) , put the top down and go for a ride listening to Pandora. Great time..

Rides a little rough Cost of the car is higher as it gets older The cars are sold too high for the car valve

the car was not in working condition driving off the lot, we didnt make it home it over heated. we will not recommend PCH auto

Well, as the third generation on my fathers side to own a mustang it is a pretty amazing car especially after getting it used for only 16,900 with 28k miles. Between handling in the rain, rated curves on the interstate and on long road trips the car was very dependable and averaged about 20 m/pg street and 25-27 m/pg highway, exterior pony package looks pretty amazing and the interior setup isnt too bad and the safety setup between the ABS brakes, automatic traction control and ability to turn on/off overdrive on the throttle are definitely a plus too. The only downsides in my opinion are: cup-holders are placed front to back so it makes it difficult to access the throttle with cups in both holders, the car really only seats two because there's little to no room in the back for more than maybe 3, but overall the benefits far outweigh the downsides and having a car that is not only sporty but gets better mileage than some of the regular honda or nissan cars i'd say it's a pretty good fit

I have always been a Corvette guy for many years. I have owned 7 different Vettes over the years and decided to give Mustang a chance. I know all you Corvette people out there will turn your back on me and say I must be mad. I will tell you even I was shocked on this car. I purchased this car with only 11.000 miles and a 6 year bumper to bumber blessing. I drove the car thinking, it's a Mustang, oh well. However, what I found was a great car with performance and the looks of a sports car. I know, Corvetts are special but until you drive one of these cars you're missing out. The cost of the up-keep is a huge difference of other sports cars. I'm not comparing Vettes to the Mustang overall, but for the money, you have to see and drive one of these to understand. I know they will say nothing compares to a Vette. After driving this car, I would disagree to be honest. Before you say anything, drive one first ( V-8) and then comment. In closing, check Ray Skillman out, the best deal in town.

It is a great looking car. I feel great driving it. Has good performance for a V6 and is comfortable and fun to drive.

I purchased this GT/CS used with only 35k miles. I like the "throw back" style. This is fun to drive. This 4.6 is very responsive and the auto transmission is smooth even during hard acceleration.

Very nice used 2008 GT 5 speed with only 13,000 miles. One owner adult owned car.The car is almost like having a new car.