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Used Ford Mustang for sale

A Ford Mustang for sale is an iconic American muscle car known for its powerful performance, burbling V8 engine and rich heritage. With a history dating back to the 1960s, various models have followed over the decades, including right-hand-drive variants built for the UK market. You can buy or finance a used Ford Mustang for a slice of the American dream.

Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) representative example

Based on a cash price of £12,550 with a £2,000 customer deposit, borrowing £10,550 at a representative APR of 11.4% and the following:

48 monthly payments of
£194.03
Fixed rate of interest per annum
5.93%
Option-to-purchase fee
£10
Optional final payment
£5,005.00
Amount of interest
£3,768.44
Total amount payable
£16,318.44
Annual mileage limit
8,000 miles
Excess mileage charge
4p per mile
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  1. Ford Mustang

    5.0 V8 Mach 1 2dr

    • Vehicle Year, 2022
    • Mileage, 9,050 miles
    • Fuel Type, Petrol
    • Transmission Type, Manual
    Full price.£48,009Price per month. pcp. £696

  2. Ford Mustang

    5.0 V8 Mach 1 2dr Auto

    • Vehicle Year, 2022
    • Mileage, 19,254 miles
    • Fuel Type, Petrol
    • Transmission Type, Automatic
    Full price.£45,909Price per month. pcp. £649

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Ford Mustang Buying Guide

What types of used Ford Mustang cars are there?

The Ford Mustang is a large coupé with a pair of rear seats – it’s about the same size as a saloon, but the sloping roofline and low-slung design make it best suited to couples or solo drivers.

You can also get a convertible model, which offers everything we already love about the Mustang with a fabric drop-top.

The pick of the bunch is the 5.0-litre V8. It’s no slouch, but it’s really relaxing to drive calmly around country roads. Especially with the 10-speed automatic.

You can also get the Mustang with the same 2.3-litre petrol engine that was sold in the Focus RS, but part of owning a Mustang is having an unnecessarily big V8, isn’t it?

Popular Ford Mustang trims

There aren’t many trim levels to choose from, because this car is all about the image and the engine. Still, there are a couple, including the legendary GT.

> Ford Mustang GT - this is the go-to model, with heated and cooled front seats, a heated steering wheel and keyless entry

> Ford Mustang Dark Horse - this mostly adds styling details – think of it as a black pack, with darker trim and unique alloy wheels

Ford Mustang history

Born out of Michigan, just up the road from the Motor City (Detroit), the Ford Mustang quickly became an American icon. Over six decades, it has evolved to balance performance and modern technology, but it still maintains its status as a symbol of speed.

> Sixth-generation Ford Mustang (2015) - this was the first time we could buy a right-hand-drive Ford Mustang in Britain because all others before that had to be imported

> Seventh-generation Ford Mustang (2024) - laden with tech that you might not expect in a muscle car, it looks very similar to its predecessor

What features does the Ford Mustang have?

You could do worse than choosing a seventh-generation Ford Mustang because it comes as standard with more than you’d need.

The electrically adjustable front seats are heated and cooled, and the steering wheel is too. You get the usual electronic climate control, adaptive cruise control and wireless phone charging that you’d expect to see in any modern car.

Other tech includes keyless entry and start, rear parking sensors and a reversing camera.

There’s also a large 13.2-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Is the Ford Mustang reliable?

Don’t be put off because of this car’s classic car status, because a modern Ford Mustang has a generally good reputation for reliability.

Routine maintenance and care can enhance reliability, especially given the car’s not-so-common performance engines, but they’re by no means prone to breaking down if that’s what you’re worried about.

How much does the Ford Mustang cost to run?

Running a used Ford Mustang isn’t a cheap affair, but it’s no more expensive than running many other performance cars.

For example, the V8 engine might average around 20-30mpg, and tax can cost hundreds per year depending on when it was registered.

It’s generally in the low- to mid-40s in terms of insurance groups, which is several steps below the top.

Who is the Ford Mustang suitable for?

A used Ford Mustang for sale is the ultimate American muscle car, so it’s a great pick for drivers who want a slice of history and something with a lot of road presence.

The Mustang packs a punch and looks great in coupé and convertible forms, too, so it’s a great alternative to popular rivals like the BMW 4 Series, Audi A5 and Mercedes CLE.

Should I buy a Ford Mustang?

What is unique about the Mustang's V8 engine?

The Mustang's V8 engine is celebrated for its iconic muscle car sound, performance and impressive horsepower.

Known for its thrilling acceleration and signature deep rumble, the V8 engine adds a unique and exhilarating character to the driving experience.

What are the Mustang's distinctive sports car features?

The Mustang has a powerful V8 engine, iconic design, aggressive styling and a rear-wheel-drive layout that makes it great fun.

With precise handling, customisable driving modes and a legendary performance heritage, the Mustang delivers an exhilarating and authentic experience.

How does the Ford Mustang compare to other muscle cars?

The Mustang boasts an iconic design, a unique engine and a balanced blend of performance and style. It stacks up well against rivals, offering a rich history – and it's great fun behind the wheel.

What separates a pony car from a muscle car?

Pony cars, like the Ford Mustang, are a subset of muscle cars.

While both feature high performance and style, pony cars are typically smaller in size and focus on a youthful, sporty image.

Muscle cars, in contrast, are larger and promote raw power and straight-line speed.

Are there any special editions of the Ford Mustang?

Yes, the Ford Mustang has various special editions and limited-run versions. Examples include the Shelby GT350, Bullitt, and Mach 1, each offering unique performance enhancements, design elements and exclusivity for enthusiasts.