The Ford Mustang

For $22,145, you can pick up the new 2011 Ford Mustang. They're currently taking orders at dealerships. If you're interested, you can download a copy of the Mustang brochure in pdf format.

For 2011, you can buy a Mustang with an upgraded, 5.0-liter, 412 horsepower V8 engine. The V6 version of the engine gets 30-31 mpg on the highway, which is an improvement over previous years.

The 2010 Ford Mustangs start at $20,995. Unfortunately, I'd personally love to buy one. This Ford Mustang gets 18 MPG in the city, and 26 MPG on the highway.

The 2010 Mustang has some really cool features like a reverse camera system, which allows you to see behind your car when you are backing up through the camera. It also does not have a gas cap. The capless fuel filler system automatically seals shut when you are not filling the car with gas. It also has a glass roof, which allows the sunlight in without having to have a convertible (or getting your hair messed up).

You can build your dream car over at Ford Vehicles.com. I built my dream 2010 Mustang, and it would cost me $23,235. I added the security system, and I got automatic transmission. I also would order it in grabber blue. Maybe someday.

Right now, they're starting to take orders on Mustangs for the next model year. Should you order the new Mustang? Well, that depends. The new Mustang will have better gas mileage; however, if you want to save a little money and are willing to wait a little while, you might be able to get a decent deal on the 2010 Mustangs after the 2011 models are released in the middle of 2010.

The Ford Mustang was introduced to the world on April 17, 1964 at the world's fair in New York. It has been a favorite car for many Americans since. It is one of the oldest models of cars that is still in production, and has undergone five major style changes since its creation.

On April 16th, 1964, the Mustang was advertised on the three major networks of the time, ABC, NBC, and CBS, at exactly 9:30 PM. Over 22,000 Mustangs were sold on the first day. In the first year, Ford sold 418,812 Mustangs.

The Mustang has gone through several design changes over the years. In the 60's, the design was big, like most of the other cars of the day. In the 70's, the cars were lighter and had better fuel economy. Perhaps Ford will make Mustang hybrids at some point in the future.

Photo by etrnl at sxc.hu.

I remember the night that we got our 1985 Mustang. My parents went to the car lot, and they were going to buy another Pinto or something like that. Then they saw their Little Ford Mustang. It was a demo model, so it was selling for a little less than the price of a brand new car. My parents loved Mustangs as well, and bought their new Mustang that evening.

When I was in college, I bought the car from them for $1000. It was a great car that was nice to have. It lasted me for several years, including several road trips between my college (University of Southern California) and home in Washington state.

The car saw its final day in May of 1998. Me and my future husband were driving across the country. My car needed new tires, but I couldn't afford it because I hadn't received my first paycheck yet and couldn't afford it. The tire blew, and the car was forced into a guard rail on the freeway just outside Minden, Louisiana. The car caught on fire. That was the end of my favorite car.

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