2017 Ford Mustang consumer reviews

One of the best I have ever owned and I have owned many. I highly recommend you purchase one and have fun driving it you will not be sorry.

I?ve wanted to own a muscle car. I test drove the Mustang, Camaro and Challenger. After months of debate I decided to go with the Mustang based on price, interior looks, and visibility. The only down fall of the Mustang is the hood looks a little plain. Well there?s the mpg issue (I get roughly 20/mpg with lots of city driving) but with a v8 you replace that worry with smiles per gallon. Ordered a hoop scoop from American muscle and the car looks amazing. Wouldn?t trade it for anything.

Plenty of power, fun to drive. Ford does a great job with how easy it is to manipulate the convertible. The features are tremendous. The factory exhaust sounds great. Well worrh the money.

Easy to get in and out of for a small car. Lots of front seat leg room. The 20 inch wheels are pretty but the 18s ride much better. I wish Ford would bring this car into the 21st century with awd and more modern electronics like blind spot mirrors lane departure correction etc

If you love working on cars or adding prts this is the car for you, anywhere from a touch screen dash to wider and bigger tires to turbos

Mine is a '17 GT, and it is the second Mustang I've had, previously I owned an '11 V6. Even though it doesn't have the performance pack, the handling is a night and day improvement over the '11, much more responsive and truly sporty. The body roll has really been tightened up, and the IRS is a huge grip improvement, not sketchy on rough pavement like the '11 was. The Coyote 5.0 makes more power than is legally useful in most cases, but when I can use it, the acceleration is epic. Sometimes the weight of the car is evident though, so I'd like to see Ford implement some lighter weight materials, like the aluminum they use on the F150. Exterior looks are beautiful, even though there is slightly uneven fit of body panels in places. Interior looks great, but it is no luxury car, FYI my car is base trim. Nonetheless it has soft-touch material on the dash, Ford should put that on the center console and upper interior doors too, as those areas are hard plastic. Rear passenger legroom is non-existent, if a passenger is 5'10" like me, they'll have no headroom in the back. Some great features include the standard remote start, the sweet V8 rumble, and the compliments I get for the car, considering the price I paid for it new, 27K. Trunk space is more than expected and not lacking for normal shopping. Overall the car makes every drive an adventure, and I would recommend it highly.

Traded my 2011 Mustang GT/California Special for my current 2017 Mustang GT/CS. Current ride has 435 HP (up from 412 in 2011), independent rear suspension providing a very smooth ride, a pronounced rear spoiler, very cool front and rear light designs, clever intelligent lock/unlock key-less feature on door handles, all the touch screen features in dashboard, and a nice V8 exhaust note. Car rides so solid you have to watch your speed. My only slightly negative comment: I liked the leather seats on my 2011 better than the new Mika Leather seats in 2017. New seats look sharp, but the 2011 were even sharper.

This car it?s so goood ,definitely perfect, don?t have any defecfts ,this is my dream car , I recommend for every one , and the web city it?s so simple and good

Smooth, sleek, everything I was wanting in a mustang! They even had the LAST 2017 Grabber Blue in the surrounding area! Everything I need to have some fun in!

powerful stylish and roomy all in one would drive anywhere anytime would recommend car to everyone I know been buying mustangs for years love them