noroofonthecoupe

Crash....dude that Stang looks Fing sexy....I love the black on black with chrome lips....but yeah I had an 01 and it was solid, consumer reports rates the 01 as the year with the least problems.

99BlackPonyGT

bubble gum actually works though lol


01 is NOT the one with the least problems...sorry to burst your bubble....plastic intake + 4 thread heads means your 01 is just as susceptible to major problems as any other 99-mid 02 (for intakes) and 99-03 (for plug blowout)

getafewlives

99GT 245,000 kms.

No spark plug issues, no tranny issues. In the lats 2 years nothing big has gone wrong. Just brakes and suspension stuff.

DS002

2000 GT with 102k, never done anything besides basic maintenance. Every year is extremly reliable.

tbirdscwd

2003-2004 all the bugs stated earlier are fixed. Bigger injectors, more spark plug threads, aluminum crossover, trans TSBs fixed, integrated IAT sensor in MAF, bolt-on cam gear design makes a cam swap much easier and faster without the need to remove the timing cover (if you aren't degreeing), the list goes on.

Basically last year in the model usually is the best because all the kinks are worked out like stated before.

Shotgun Love

I just checked my Consumer Reports '09 Used Car Buying guide and to be honest, they're pretty reliable across the board. Theres too much to type in here but I'll snap a pic of it later and post it in here

timthegreat1

well example.. I have a 99 and I have coolant leaking into my spark plugs

getafewlives

My car got the coolant crossover replaced under warranty before I purchased it.

Also, apparently the 99/00 windsor blocks are faster stock than the romeos.

tbirdscwd

nope.....

Shotgun Love

Not sure how to post pics up but here's the link to the consumers report guide I was talking about