I went in to the dealership wanting to get the fastest and the most amazing Mustang. I took the 5.0 out for a test drive but it was choppy. The dealer convinced me to take the 4 cylinder for a drive. It is amazingly smooth. The get up and go is powerful. It makes you feel the speed and yet gets 27 miles to the gallon. I took her for a road trip and the cruise control is amazing. You can easily shift the car up and down with the touch of a button. The dash provides you with the speed you are going, the speed the cruise control is set at, the direction you are pointed towards, the miles you have gone on your tank, the miles to go on the tank, the hours on the trip, as well as the miles on the car. It notifies you when your tires are starting to lose air and will show you the psi on each tire. You get a low fuel warning light. There are controls on the steering wheel for the radio and the phone. You can select an option to have your text messages read by the car when they come in if your phone is synced. The only problem I have had with the car is the radio. I started having problems with music quickly fast forwarding during a song and then resuming play randomly. Then it stopped recognizing the phone and then it would recognize it but not in the right ways. I took it in for service and they replaced the computer for the stereo/sync feature. Unfortunately, two weeks has passed and the issues are starting to crop up again. Other than that, Mustangs are my favorite make and model of car. I have waited years to be able to afford a new one and this car was very much worth the wait. It is comfortable to ride in and drive. Just be careful if you decide to buy one because the clutch is very soft when you are first starting out in the car.

The sound of the engine can be heard from a long distance away, and if you happen to be in to that sort of thing then the feeling you enjoy being behind the wheel of this car is an experience like no other muscle car.