That exhaust clip was WAY better than I expected. My step dad has a v6 2013 mustang, it’s not bad, he has it in the gunmetal color, it’s also a convertible with the GT/CS grill
No offense but this is the most basic Mustang i've seen of the S197 series, it is just plain basic but i have to say the only thing this car has working for it is that beautiful blue color and the fact that it is a convertible, nothing against it but i would have to mod the heck out of it before i even think about driving it for an weekend car, as i had an 2014 CVS 3.7 prem/pony/performance pack with 355 rear end, race red, and its basically stock with the exception of the K&N cold air set up and custom exhaust, and the custom after market wheel package i added, everything about it is faaar from basic such as this car.
How much did daddy pay or who consigned for your car? No offense but someone who makes this comment, most likely has mommy/daddy help with co-sign, insurance or doesn’t pay rent so can afford a non “basic” car. A real hard working MAN knows anyone who can do it by themselves doesn’t look down on “basic” people. Because it doesn’t always look pretty doing it by yourself
I actually like the v6 mustang, I don’t have one but my step dad does and I have nothing bad to say about it. This is a great beginner muscle car, even though the name muscle car is pushing it, it is lighting quick for a v6 I’ll tell you that, the 110 mph limit is frustrating though
@@bngdriver6365 I hope so lol. He reminds of the douche rich kids in school, I had a “basic” 4 cyclinder Mitsubishi Galant, that I saved and bought myself and paid for with my own money and insurance, family didn’t help with anything, and paid rent.bills as well. and kids with their “far from basic cars” like this dude, would be like my car is faster, better, blah blah, as they drove off in their PARENTS cars lol. Or cars their parents paid for or pay insurance for. Lol I easily shut em down with what I just said, how much did mommy and daddy co sign for lol. And when you f up, you probably get the keys taken away like a little kid lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I was a man who holds his keys or will push it off cliff and ain’t NO one can do a thing about it. Cause I WORKED for it lol.
@@bngdriver6365 I got one a few years ago. V6 convert. Was modified slightly, aftermarket exhaust, short gears (quick shift), and interior upgraded for a system with backup camera. I live in cali, was a car out of Texas. I think it was a home project lol cause it def didn’t act stock. Got it off an auction. Was def quick for a V6, but I could hit 125 before mine governed which is what the specs say. Wonder why yours stops at 110?
That exhaust clip was WAY better than I expected. My step dad has a v6 2013 mustang, it’s not bad, he has it in the gunmetal color, it’s also a convertible with the GT/CS grill
Over all nice car. Good price point too!
was about to say the sAme.
No Bluetooth setup on the huh?
How tall are you? Would driving this car being 6'3 be comfortable? And hows the visibility with the top up?
I am about 6'3-6'4 and I had no problem driving the car comfortably with plenty of visibility
what's with the sandles... smh
Feet. Those are feet with the sandals.
@@Ohn nice haha
No offense but this is the most basic Mustang i've seen of the S197 series, it is just plain basic but i have to say the only thing this car has working for it is that beautiful blue color and the fact that it is a convertible, nothing against it but i would have to mod the heck out of it before i even think about driving it for an weekend car, as i had an 2014 CVS 3.7 prem/pony/performance pack with 355 rear end, race red, and its basically stock with the exception of the K&N cold air set up and custom exhaust, and the custom after market wheel package i added, everything about it is faaar from basic such as this car.
How much did daddy pay or who consigned for your car?
No offense but someone who makes this comment, most likely has mommy/daddy help with co-sign, insurance or doesn’t pay rent so can afford a non “basic” car.
A real hard working MAN knows anyone who can do it by themselves doesn’t look down on “basic” people. Because it doesn’t always look pretty doing it by yourself
@@BLZN42not only that but he had the sick nerve to go out of the way to comment this narcissist comment. He’s doing it just to be an idiot. 😂
I actually like the v6 mustang, I don’t have one but my step dad does and I have nothing bad to say about it. This is a great beginner muscle car, even though the name muscle car is pushing it, it is lighting quick for a v6 I’ll tell you that, the 110 mph limit is frustrating though
@@bngdriver6365 I hope so lol. He reminds of the douche rich kids in school, I had a “basic” 4 cyclinder Mitsubishi Galant, that I saved and bought myself and paid for with my own money and insurance, family didn’t help with anything, and paid rent.bills as well. and kids with their “far from basic cars” like this dude, would be like my car is faster, better, blah blah, as they drove off in their PARENTS cars lol. Or cars their parents paid for or pay insurance for.
Lol I easily shut em down with what I just said, how much did mommy and daddy co sign for lol. And when you f up, you probably get the keys taken away like a little kid lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I was a man who holds his keys or will push it off cliff and ain’t NO one can do a thing about it. Cause I WORKED for it lol.
@@bngdriver6365 I got one a few years ago. V6 convert. Was modified slightly, aftermarket exhaust, short gears (quick shift), and interior upgraded for a system with backup camera. I live in cali, was a car out of Texas. I think it was a home project lol cause it def didn’t act stock. Got it off an auction.
Was def quick for a V6, but I could hit 125 before mine governed which is what the specs say. Wonder why yours stops at 110?