2013 Ford Mustang consumer reviews

I bought the 6 cylinder Mustang because of the gas mileage and price as compared to the GT model. The car is very comfortable, no squeaks or rattles, handling is precise, and power is very good for a 6 cylinder. I got 32 mpg on a recent trip. The handling brought back memories of our 60's GTO's. I would recommend the Mustang over the Camaro because the Mustang is more practical for every day use. The Mustang weighs hundreds of pounds less than the Camaro which equates to better gas mileage and the Mustang has a trunk that you can puts items in like two sets of golf clubs, or a wheelchair, groceries, etc. whereas the Camaro trunk looks like and after-thought. Our 69 Camaro trunk was better thought out than the current model. If you need a backseat , you will be challenged in either vehicle.

- Decent power on the low end, but be prepared to spend $$$ if you want really good performance - Due to the V6 gas mileage is pretty abysmal which is pathetic given engine advances from other companies - The fit and finish of the interior is okay. Could be better though and doesn't look good in lower editions of the car. - It sounds okay but don't put pipes on it unless you have the bigger engine and performance package. - Handling is pretty poor on turns and the engine doesn't have that 'wow' factor I expected. - Overall for the price I was disappointed. You can get the higher packages but it will cost you. For the price you're better off looking elsewhere.

I was looking for a weekend car and found just what I was looking for on Cars.com. The deal was so good I flew to Dallas to make the purchase. The V6 Mustang Convertible is a great car. There will be no regrets with this choice.

I have enjoyed driving my new car and talking to other people about it. They seem to be very popular.

I've owned almost every generation of mustang and ford is still improving on a already amazing car my only real complaint with the car is the interior space as it seems to have gotten smaller for us larger guys but you won't find a better car for the money and keep in mind the resale value few cars that you buy new off the lot will be worth 20k when you get it paid for

The Mustang is an amazing work of art. It's body style is based on the original, but improved. The ride is unexpectedly comfortable. Performance is amazing. I've not owned it long enough to be more specific. So far, I'm thrilled with it.

I bought the 2013 Mustang GT auto trans. What drew me to this car are three main aspects; Performance, Style, and Economy. Tons of power, even with the auto. Purists will say "you HAVE TO get the manual trans, or its not a real mustang". I disagree, the new automatic transmission is more reliable and out-performs the manual (all performance records on this car were set with the auto). The manual may be more fun to drive, but I have too much stop and go traffic on normal daily commutes and my other vehicle is a '99 Ranger with a stick, and frankly, I'm sick of driving a manual. Ford hit the nail on the head with styling (as long as you don't go with the "Gotta Have It Green" or Yellow, in my opinion). I wanted a car that would give me decent fuel economy but still throw me back in my seat when I wanted it to, and the 2013 Mustang GT pulls this off PERFECTLY! To quote the LA Times "The GT dispenses with zero to 60 mph in 4.3 seconds on its way to 12.7-second quarter mile, according to Motor Trend. If you want something just a hair faster, plunk down $190,000 on an Aston Martin DB9." I do have one minor complaint however, the center console design is leaves much to be desired. There is an AUX input and a 12 volt power supply inside the console, which is great and I intend to use both, a lot. However, there is no cut-out to allow the cords to exit the compartment with the door closed. Instead, there is a key lock for the console right where the cut-out could be. This is a nice feature for security reasons in a convertible, but I bought the coupe. Also there is no great place where I can set my phone while charging or using it as a jukebox for the stereo. My only options are to close it in the console (making quick access difficult) or leave the console open, thus eliminating an arm rest. Oh well, the rest of the car more than makes up for this relatively minor inconvenience.

purchased my ford mustang at willowbrook ford,and got a fantastic deal..friendly courtious,and proffesional.i would recommend them at any time..keep up the good work..

Just picked up a BRAND NEW 2013 Shelby GT500 convertible for $2,000.00 UNDER STICKER from BILLY JARRETT FORD in Avon Park. Florida. ONLY DEALER in the country not asking $10,000 OVER sticker. These folks don't sell any car at or above sticker. Love the car. Also have 2013 Camaro ZL1, 2012 Charger Super Bee and 2012 Challenger Yellow Jacket so I now have all of the modern versions of the old Detroit muscle cars. The others I'll be able to drive till I die but the Shelby will catch up to me eventually as I'll get too old to handle the steering wheel along with 6 speed manual transmission. Others are all automatics.

I recently traded in my audi a4 for my '13 mustang v6 6spd and I have to say this car is fantastic. First off I drive 140 miles a day for work and the car averages about 29.7 mpg at an average of 65 mph. this car is comfortable too, I drove 900 miles from va to fl with 2 other people in the car and everyone was fairly comfortable. and last this car has plenty of performance as long as you get the manual also if you find the right dealer you can get a good deal, I paid less than 19k for mine and it came with 5 miles on it