1989 Ford Mustang Reviews

"The lousy factory paint is falling off the car in strips, even though the car has been garaged all its life."

I am curious as to what color your Mustang is. I owned both an '85 and '90 5.0 and the paint on both was like brand new for the entire time I had them (14 years in the case of one). Both spent part of their lives parked in the open. I did wax both of them in the Spring and Autumn. The only colors I've seen that seemed to fade quickly were the silver blue ones (both mine were dark red).

I've owned 7 Mustangs and all were great cars. I currently own a Grabber Orange 2007.

The car is Dark Blue/Silver combo.

Contols better than a scalded cat. That's hilarious. By the way, my SUV controls better than a scaled cat too. I think my 15 passenger van does too.

The car is bone stock check the exhaust I bet it has been changed.

I just got a 1991 mustang Gt convert! I love it.. my dad got the car brand new with only 40 miles on it! I just got it This may of 2006 only has 59,000 miles on it.. he stored it every winter and never drove it in the rain. never rode the clutch and never took it over 60 miles mph. he really babied this car. This car is still all stock! only thing added is an alarm system and a cd changer still have the factory deck in the car and Graphic EQ. Its Cherry red with a black top and black leather. I love driving this car around town. Told my dad that if he sold it to me I would keep it forever! I must say it's a dream to drive a pony! Like my plate says PNYPWR-PONY POWER!

You can't own a mustang and not take it over 60mph...

I currently have an 89 GT Convertible, with a 5 spd. I purchased it for $3800, I did a lot of work including a complete suspension overhaul, heater core, and top. It was freshly painted with new 5 star ponies.

I kept it all stock, she has 120k miles and it's like a new car. I drive it everyday in the summer.

Best car for the money, it's a head turner, sounds and runs fantastic. Of all the 23 cars I have owned, this is in my top 3 favorite.

It's a soon to be antique, and about to double in value in the next 5 yrs.

Buyers beware, if want a good driver, don't buy one that has been modified, and make sure that it doesn't need a lot of work. minor stuff adds up. I put 4k$ in mine.

No matter what, a nice 5 liter will run at least 6k. If you love old muscle cars, these Mustangs are perfect. Old muscle cars can be costly; you get the same sound, better performance and reliability for a fraction of the cost.