Is a V6 Mustang a good first car?

My dad texted me and said that I might be getting a car. It's a 1998 Ford Mustang V6. Here's what it has.

-V6 engine (18 city/ 27 highway)
-5-speed manual transmission
-Exterior color: Burgundy
-Interior color: Gray
-Cloth seats
-Cruise control
-Power windows, locks, & mirrors
-Mustang GT wheels
-Dual exhaust
-180,000 miles

Would it be a good first car?

Added (1). I really want it. My mom, dad, and me all love the Mustang.

Added (2). I know the current owner's family who is friends with my dad. No rust. EXTREMELY clean. It's in a driveway.

Added (3). My dad used to be a mechanic. My uncle also was.

Yes… Its a osam car

I think it is a good car, go for it.

If your dad is a mechanic and he is ok with it then why not. Personally though buying a car from a friend is almost always bad news and the car does have 180k on it so expect problems if not now but with in a year this is the time when cars parts begin to fail a lot so mainly little things like alternator or a cracked radiator it could be a great little car or it could explode in a week. Cars are tools and when they fail they fail new or old.

Get it completely checked out by an independent mechanic. You will either find out that it's perfect and a great deal, or needs work (negotiate the price down accordingly) or that it's falling apart (then just keep looking). With 180K, the engine is either freshly rebuilt or possibly worn out. It could be great, or it could be a ticking time bomb.
How much will your insurance cost for a Mustang?
Does the previous owner have the service receipts?
Do the tires match? Does he have a clean title in hand?
If it's a dealership, is there any guarantee, or is it sold "AS IS"?
The more you look into it beforehand, the better off you will be. Let your dad use this as a "teachable moment", to show off to you how much he knows and can pass on to you. What the heck, you're going to get a car out of it.

You can buy it and you can go for long tour

Yes bro its a very good car. Love this car

Buy it man! And then go drifting…

In 1998, they used a pushrod 3.8 in the V6 Mustang. That engine is known to blow out head gaskets and also has issued with crankshaft bearings. Avoid anything with the 3.8. The 4.6 V8 in that year of Mustangs, as well as the later 4.0 and 3.7L V6s, are much more reliable.

I say pass on this one, just based on the fact it's a 3.8L car.

Its good car for woman