All in all, we have to say the 2010 is going to be another grand slam hit for Ford, just like the '05. Right now Ford needs every time at bat to be an out-of-the-park hit. Pricing for the 2010 Mustang will start at $20,995 for the V-6 coupe and heads north to $35,995 for the Convertible GT Premium. Our Grabber Blue GT Premium Coupe with Comfort Group, Shaker 500, 3.73 Axle Package, and 19-inch wheels was priced at just under $35K. Tick off the Glass Roof and Electronics Package and you'll be a sneeze away from $40K. That's getting up there, but it's nice to know you can finally have your Mustang optioned with many of the goodies your neighbor's import has had for years.
2010 Mustang
- On sale Spring 2009
- $20K-$45K
- 4.0L SOHC V-6 or 4.6L Three-Valve V-8
- Coupe or Convertible/Base and Premium offerings
- Five-speed automatic or five-speed manual
- 3.31/3.55/3.73 gear ratio packages (3.55/3.73 with manual only)
- 17-, 18-, and 19-inch wheel and tire packages (seven total)
- Four interior colors (Stone, Charcoal Black, Saddle, Brick Red)
- Two accent colors (Cashmere, Grabber Blue)
- Nine exterior colors (Red Candy Metallic, Kona Blue, Grabber Blue, Sunset Gold, Sterling Gray, Brilliant Silver, Black, Performance White, and Torch Red)
Major Options:
- Glass roof
- HID headlamps
- Comfort Group
- Electronics package
- Shaker 1000
- Rear video camera
Pros:
- Great new styling
- Upscale interior
- Plenty of options
- Best handling Mustang GT yet
Cons:
- Some options only available in Premium Package
- Jury still out on rear styling
- Some of us still want more power