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Why buy a used Ford Mustang?

For decades, the Ford Mustang was forbidden fruit in the UK, but the American manufacturer has finally brought the original pony car to these shores – complete with proper right-hand drive. The pairing of a big, brutish petrol engine and an optional real-deal manual gearbox is basically unique among modern cars, and truly captures the raw thrill of a snarling, old-school muscle car, with all the mod cons you want for daily usage. Plus, with a reasonably big boot and a small pair of back seats, the Mustang shouldn't prove too hard to live with.

Popular Ford Mustang trims for sale at Motorpoint

Ford phased out the earlier 2.3-litre EcoBoost Mustangs, leaving the Mustang GT as the entry-level car. It gets 19-inch alloy wheels, rear parking sensors, a reversing camera, climate control, adaptive cruise control, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Ford has variously offered special edition Mustangs such as the Bullitt trim, which echoes the dark-green Mustang used in the film of the same name. You may also encounter the 55 Edition or the Mach 1 versions, which both feature unique paint and stripes packages.

Owning a used Ford Mustang

This is a muscle car through and through, so practicality takes a back seat behind the thrilling performance. Nevertheless, there's lots of room for front-seat occupants and the 408-litre boot is one of the largest in this class. Ford's infotainment setup in the Mustang is fairly good, with simple shortcuts at the bottom of the screen to jump between functions easily. Climate control and audio adjustments are made with physical controls, making them easy to use on the move.

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The Mustang's main US rivals – the Chevrolet Camaro and Dodge Challenger – aren't available in the UK, so this is your only real option if you want a true 'murican muscle car. Alternatives available a little closer to home include the Lexus LC500 or RCF, Mercedes AMG models and BMW M cars, though these are often pricier than a like-for-like Mustang.

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Ford Mustang FAQs

The Ford Mustang comes in two forms. Most models are sold as a two-door, four-seater hardtop coupe, but you'll also find Mustang Convertibles equipped with two doors and four seats, but a retractable cloth roof.

The Mustang is just under 4.8 metres long. That makes it a little longer than a BMW 3 Series but shorter than a Ford Mondeo saloon. As a result, it's not the easiest car to slip into a tight city parking space – made slightly tougher by the compromised visibility from its coupe body. At least all versions include rear parking sensors and a reversing camera as standard.

The 2.3-litre EcoBoost petrol is a great little engine in its own right, but there's no escaping the fact most buyers expect a Mustang to come with a whacking great V8 engine. As a result, we think the 5.0-litre V8 in the Mustang GT and special editions is the best choice for this car. It's loud, raucous and dramatic – exactly the way a muscle car should be – and all that power also makes it a very easygoing cruiser if you stick it in a high gear.

For a certain kind of buyer, the Mustang is going to be the only car that scratches their particular itch. It's steeped in all the extravagant excess you want from an American muscle car, with a long, protruding bonnet and menacing styling. Plus, when you floor it in a 5.0-litre Mustang GT, you're treated to an aggressive assault on your eardrums and huge acceleration that'll put a smile on your face every time you drive it.

While the Mustang isn't common in the UK, it uses parts that are widely fitted to its North American vehicles that have very few reports of widespread issues. The 5.0-litre V8, in particular, sees hard daily usage as the powerplant behind the company's iconic F-150 pickup truck.

To make sure your Mustang gives you many years of trouble-free motoring, you can purchase an extended warranty when you buy it. This will protect you from the cost of unexpected mechanical and electrical failures after your factory coverage expires.