I just bought a 1998 ford mustang and I wanted to know if they're reliable? It's automatic with 127000 mi.Are the 4th generation ford mustangs good cars?The one thing Ford did right was the Mustang, that is a sweet ride, they are nice reliable and they can be easily pimped out. The 1998 model is when ford put more thought in their engines, they were working towards effective cars. That particular model has the 210hp v6 or the 310hp v8 both engines are extreamly reliable, the v6 is used in the ford ranger and they have been know for getting up towards 300,000mile before they need to be overhuled i would say you have a few hours.Are the 4th generation ford mustangs good cars?Hope you got it from somebody that loved the car and kept it in good shape.
You didn't mention what motor was in it, weather you have the 4.6 Liter V8 or the 3.8 Liter V6. Both Motors are good for reliability especially for a Ford Motor. If the services were done to it, you should have a reliable vehicle for at least a few good years.
If it's the V6, Consumer Reports used to say it's probably not been raced like a GT V8 would have been, to that I say Hogwash. I have the 3.8 V6, and you have to tromp on it to get the thing to move in speedy traffic. I would say the V6 probably get's more "Real World" heavy throttle usage then the must faster GT.
Keep the services up on the Stang. Go to a reputable Mechanic and have them check the vehicle for items that typically wear out. Belts, hoses, bushings, ect. And do a safety inspection to if you don't mind spending a few bucks. This will give you the peace of mind that some dip stick sitting at a black desk with a HP Monitor typing to you about Mustangs can't. ;)Are the 4th generation ford mustangs good cars?Kinda late to ask, isn't it? Yes, they're pretty good. With a 127,000 mile, 12 or 13 year old car, it all depends on how it's been treated.Are the 4th generation ford mustangs good cars?
x2, why are you asking AFTER you bought the car?
Besides, w/ used cars, it can all depend how it was treated/maintained.
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