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Thanks for the help, I remember driving that car years ago when he first got. That car is torquey, but the Mustang seems like it uses it's power better.
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2007 Mustang - V6 - Automatic - 18k Miles
1987 Mustang GT - V8 - 5 Speed - 66k Miles
1997 Thunderbird - V8 - Auto - 153k Miles (SOLD)
The '07 V6 Is My Wifes. The car is very smooth, and fun even with the extra heft of the convertible junk. You can't really tell it's a V6 unless you mash the pedal. It's the only V6 Mustang I'v ever driven so I can't compare it to Manual V6 wo/ Soft Top, but compared to the 5.0, they are both fine cars. However, The torque is something you miss when you don't have much.
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2007 Mustang - V6 - Automatic - 18k Miles
1987 Mustang GT - V8 - 5 Speed - 66k Miles
1997 Thunderbird - V8 - Auto - 153k Miles (SOLD)
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