Chubstang

check suspension bushings, ball joints, tie rods, wheels bearings possibly, everything like that. Worn springs, shock/struts, won't give the car much cushioning obviously so instead of the road shock being absorbed by the suspension the unibody could be taking more of it than it normally would.

LynnBob Mustang

Yes most cars do....

To explane it better.
As soon as '09 Mustangs hit the dealers late summer or fall of '08 the '08's are already a year old car because the '08's started coming out in '07.
So if you bought a car in the late summer or fall of '08 your car is already a year old because it came out in '07.

I can't explane it any simpler then that.
Lynn

BklynGT

Screw that. If I buy a 2008 in 2008, I have a brand new car.

grogan

my car is an 03 and i had that problem with my car rattling to pieces when i went over speed bumps. i changed out the shocks and springs and it doesnt do it anymore