Ford Mustang: Power of a Wild Horse

Ford mustang V6 or GT for first?

Hey i'm about to purchase my first vehicle before school, and I want it to be a mustang because of it being one of my favorite cars. As of now I can choose between an 2009 Gt(which has a V8 engine);) or an 2010 V6 (I like the grill and model especially the taillights.) the 09 Gt anniversary is going for $14000 with 89k miles(but it's a V8 which wonderful). And the 2010 V6 for $16000 with 35k miles(but as said I love the grill, taillights and full body work of this year). What do you guys think would be the best vehicle for a first time car owner and freshman college student who will be traveling and likes to have fun. I've been driving for 2 years now but this is my very first owned vehicle.

Speedometer in my 2002 ford mustang stopped workingvthis morning?

It also hesitated starting just clickedvthe first five times i tried it and then it finally did something and turned over, thats when the speedometer stopped working what do i do?

Insurance on a 2002 Ford Mustang?

The mustang I'm looking at getting is a 2002 V6 3.8 L engine. I'm 16 years old. I have Nationwide Insurance. I'm under my parents policy. And I have a good student discount. I want to know around how much my insurance will be. My parents promised they would buy me it If I payed for the insurance. I also live in Ohio. Any estimates?

Paying insurance on a car?

I'm looking at getting a 2002 Ford Mustang and yes I'm only 16 and a sports car for a male has a HELL of a high insurance rate. I know this and I do not need a life story on this. I'm looking at paying $200 a month for liability (full coverage is more) and I really want to have a nice car like this and not be driving a station wagon. I will look into getting multiple jobs if I have to or anything to be able to pay for a car like this. If anyone knows any type of job that pays pretty decently and nothing like a fast food place. I will work as hard as I have to and deal with school just to get something nice for myself for once. I'm going to be paying to get the car and I will be paying the insurance on it so I'm going to have to work to get this but I need some help. I don't care if it is just different types of odd jobs, that is a hell of a lot better than getting paid $7.25 an hour to flip burgers. If anyone else has any experience in their life like this and knows some sort of business strategy that I can do to be able to deal with school during the year and keep up enough money to pay for insurance and gas please help me out here I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place being a Junior in HS and possibly paying $200 a month in insurance and more with gas included. I also have been working with graphic design for a few years now if there's any way I can incorporate that into making a little extra cash if I have to.

Can You Custom Order At A DealerShip(Ford)?

I was wondering if you could build a mustang gt with all the options you want online on their site and bring in the piece of paper so they can order it. Is this possible?

2002/4 Mustang V6 purchase

The time has come to pick out my first car. I'll skip all the details and just get straight to the point for you guys. After months of searching for a Ford Mustang (99-04), i have finally found the two that are suitable and I'm having a HUGE internal debate on which to get. I'm looking at a 2002 Ford Mustang V6 Automatic transmition with 160k miles, and a 2004 Ford Mustang 5spd. With 140k miles on it. I have a few people saying to stay away from the manual because all I will get is problems. They say it could have many small things and large that will break or need repair, and it will add up. I Really want a manual but if it will be issues than no. So my question is; which is the better choice?

Added (1). (5spd is V6 with leather interior. Automatic is V6 with cloth interior; I guess its a base)

Added (2). Please answer my question if you are to answer

What do I need to put on my exhaust?

I have a 2000 Ford Mustang 3.8L v6. Yes I know it's a v6 but I can't afford a v8. I really don't know much about cars when it comes to what makes it go. Maybe you can help. I want to put dual exhaust on my stang. Every site I see it says flowmaster 40 is the way to go. That's not really a concern at this point as to what type. But I look online and the flowmeter 40 is a muffler? I'm confused. So is the the two pipes a completely different thing? What exactly is the exhaust? And if I get duals do I need two flowmasters? If someone could elaborate I'd greatly appreciate it!