I have always wanted a Mustang, and so as soon as I got my career started, I went and got one. It was a Mustang GT, and it was a standard transmission. The car was very powerful like advertised and could handle whatever I threw at it. It handled turns and bad weather very well. I almost never hydroplaned. There was almost no room in the car though, and even though there are four seats, it really only seats two comfortable. Also, the mpg was around 23, which was harsh on my wallet. Of course, you also can't carry much or move anything of decent size. Overall, the car was great but not too practical as an everyday car.

The Ford Mustang Convertible is a fun car to own. It is particularly attuned to the warmer weather climate. With the V6 engine the car has plenty of pick up for passing and merging with traffic on the expressway. The Mustang has been a very popular nameplate for a long time since it's inception in the 1960s. It is a stable ride with sporty handling. The vehicle corners well and has a very responsive steering and suspension system. The braking of the vehicle is solid and the vehicle stops true and straight. The standard features on the vehicle are more than adequate and the premium sound system is well worth the price of the upgrade. The car is distinctive on the road and always elicits some looks from other drivers as you are driving down the road-my vehicle is a bright red and has a stylish rear spoiler which does assist in keeping the vehicle grounded. If there is any fault with the vehicle it would be most likely in the area of fuel economy where I believe the vehicle does not achieve the gasoline mileage that one might expect.