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Bandire posted:Grabber Blue really is striking in person. It almost looks like it is glowing ever so slightly. It's a great color, but I think I'd get tired of it after a while. I've owned a grabber blue mustang for a year now, and every time I see it, I love it. This is the first car I have ever had that I do not mind hand washing at all because it is so awesome.
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johnny sack posted:Let's say 3 years from now I'm looking at a used 2011 Mustang GT. How can I know how the car is geared if the previous owner doesn't have any information? You should be able to find out by VIN number. I have this link saved that you ought to be able to drop any old Ford VIN into: http://services.forddirect.fordvehicles.com/inventory/WindowSticker.pdf?vin=1ZVBP8CH8A5114883
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Number_6 posted:Anyone with a late-model Mustang care to opine on how good a car it is, aside from speed & handling? I know it's not supposed to be a Camry, but are they reasonably free from rattles & squeaks? Is it day-to-day reliable? How is the paint quality and durability? Does the power stuff and electronics work? I've had a 2010 for a year now, and it has held up pretty well. There have not been any noteworthy rattles or squeaks. In terms of reliability, I have not had anything break, but I need to upgrade the Sync system with version 3 at some point, so I might just yet brick the computer in the thing. Maintenance so far has just been regular oil changes and nothing unreasonable. I have not driven it super hard aside from hammering the throttle once in a while.
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