2002 Ford Mustang

Pros: Performance and fun-to-drive quotient.

Cons: Squeaks and rattles.

The Bottom Line: For the price, this is a great car that's a lot of fun to drive that makes up for what it lacks and some of its problems.

Review: I feel, that since I have had my Mustang seventeen months and have put on just shy of 26,000 miles, I can make a fair assessment of this vehicle. I have a laser red 5-speed GT convertible with the premium package and a beige leather interior and beige...

Pros: Classic styling, one of the last true pony cars, plenty of power and FUN

Cons: Limited room for the 6'+ crowd, brake scoops overdone, backseat for children only.

The Bottom Line: For seriously fun driving around town without breaking the bank, I'd recommend looking at the 2002 Mustang GT. Just don't expect to put your friends in the backseat.

Review: I'd been riding a motorcycle exclusively for eight years, when I decided the time had come to get back on four wheels for awhile. The mean streets of Phoenix, Arizona are not known for their kindness to two-wheelers.

I had looked at a number...

Pros: Looks great, Handles well, Huge aftermarket, Quick and Fun to Drive

Cons: A little light in the rear end-- which tends to bounce when cornering hard

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this vehicle to anyone who has inner race car driver within themselves, because it will be exposed when driving this car.

Review: I want to first give an introduction on how I became a Mustang owner. I was never really much of a car enthusiast, but that changed quickly when the opportunity to own such a classic vehicle was presented to me. It was during the summer of 2005 ...

Pros: Sporty and for the young at heart.Fast,powerful and comfortable

Cons: I don't have one

The Bottom Line: Be a part of the tradition and at least test drive a Mustang

Review: I have been in love with the Ford Mustang,since I first owned a 1965 Mustang,which I purchased used when I got out of the U.S.Army in 1970.The ford Mustang was at the top of its class then and has remained there throughout the years.Other sporty cars...

Pros: Cool looks, fun to drive, great sound system, powerful

Cons: Kinda small inside for a larger person, backseats lacking any comfort

The Bottom Line: This is a great car if you want something fun, but also safe to drive, and not compact inside.

Review: When my 1998 Plymouth Neon started giving me hard times, it was time to think about what other car I would want to drive.

Since the BMW 330Ci coupe was way out of my price range, and the celica and eclipse both were cute, but so was the neon,...

Pros: Legendary looks; Muscle car image; Comfy leather interior; Attention the car demands.

Cons: Fight involved in putting the roof back up; Rear cabin leg room.

The Bottom Line: This would be my number one choice if I lived in USA. I would love to try the GT as i'm sure it must better the already legendary 3.8 unit.

Review: "awesome" - if I had to describe the 2002 Mustang in one word that would surely be it!

The 2001 Eclipse Spyder Convertible I rented 6 months prior was very nice and had a slightly better build quality, but the general image and feel of the...

Pros: A blast to drive, very reliable,26 mpg!

Cons: we had to have the rear axle rebuilt at 60,000.

The Bottom Line: very well worth the 28,000 price we paid, good interior features, not a lot of room but its a trade off, you wont go wrong with this car.

Review: We ordered ours in 2002 with the convertable, 5 speed trans, and the heavy duty cloth interior. We had a 2000, that had leather, and we did not like it. the 4.6 litre V-8 is virtually bulletproof, provided you change the oil regularly. We have had ...

Pros: Power, Look, Ford Quality, Easy to Maintain

Cons: Small back seats, paint color hard to match (even at dealer)

The Bottom Line: I would recommend this car to someone looking for power, a nice look, and an affordable vehicle.

Review: I was in the market for a new car when my '97 Firebird decided to call it quits. I wanted a Trans Am, but with GM discontinuing the TA and Camaro, I had to look elsewhere. I wanted to stay with a sports car because I loved the power my Pontiac had. I...

Pros: Cutting edge styling, high performance, still somewhat reasonable price

Cons: When I wedge myself out of the car I will let you know (hint)

The Bottom Line: Want the best performance vehicle in America and you don't have the $75,000 or not have to wait for your car on an extensive waiting list?You want the Mustang.

Review: The body is beautiful, I use to be totally gag faced about the boxy 5.0, this creature is one wild looking horse. As for those wimpy I want a forgiving car; you might want to consider the car looks and performs like a beast. This is not your grandmas...

Pros: Price, styling, features & handling.

Cons: Nothing I can think of.

The Bottom Line: In a nutshell...excellent handling, good performance, aggressive looks, sporty feel, great price!

Review: I bought my 2002 Mineral Grey GT at June 1st. I had owned a 1998 GT and loved the performance for what is classified as a mid-performance vehicle. When I bought my new car I expected nothing less. I have been doing a lot of city / highway driving and I...