retiring mustang. help with economy dd

Mustang5L5 · Nov 7, 2009

pudman said:
that's kinda what I was leaning towards....Honda or Toyota. If I get one of those would you guys still help me with my Mustang?

Nope. ALl your vehicles here must be Ford products or you get banned

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stykthyn · Nov 7, 2009

rpk said:
go with the 4cyl mustang. Replacement parts are cheap, and are readily available and in stock, try that with an import.You basically know all about the cars. And you can still customise it to look tasteful(like a 5.0) try THAT with an import!

please. a 2.3 knocks down the same mpg as a 5.0. i drove one for 3 years and it was a big kick in the nutz. dding a 4 banger mustang is a step backwards and has all the driveability flaws that his gt would. not something i would want to drive 120 miles a day.

Shaolin Crane · Nov 7, 2009

S&B said:
vw jetta diesel, 40+ mpg, but i dont know the budget.

ive seen crazy builds on diesel Jetta's that get 300/500 and still get 35mpg

pudman · Nov 13, 2009

update

well I finally found me a econo daily driver. 1998 ford escort wagon
4 cyl; auto; AC; cd player; power everything. 131000 miles. $950.00. Did I do good? Only thing... service engine soon light on. Suggestions on where to begin?

retiring mustang. help with economy dd

Mustang5L5

That is…until I whipped out my Bissell

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I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall.

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