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2025 Ford Mustang
Dark Horse · Blue
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$63,995.00
20 mi · DeMontrond Ford
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Dealer-Provided Price, Unverified
$42,627.00
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Sam Smith, with CARandDRIVER, wrote...There we were, that Vapor Blue Ford Mustang GT and me, at a Pasadena stoplight, windows down, waiting to enter a freeway. A black Tesla Model 3 rolled up alongside. The driver, in his late 20s, smiled at the Ford through an open window. Nice, he offered. Thanks, I said. Wish it were mine. A pause, followed by a gesture toward the Mustangs dash, unsure. Is that . . . a giant screen? I blinked, wondering whether this was a setup. The Model 3s touchscreen is fa
mously humongous. Works fine, I said, shrugging. A shrug of his own, a friendly nod at his dash. Yeah. Everyones doing it though, right? Change comes for everything, even cars that rarely change much. When the light turned green, we waved goodbye. I made a hard left onto a tight on-ramp, and the rear tires slithered a bit on exit, and there was a deeply satisfying blast to redline in first gear, the 5.0 spewing torque and brap as the San Gabriel Mountains behind arced skyward under golden light, and I found myself thinking of why every person in America should want at least one V-8 Mustang and probably two or three, especially on blue-sky days in rolling land during what we are told is the time of the petro-muscle sunset. Big changes matter with cars like this, but small ones can matter more. Months back, when Ford unveiled that glassy cockpit, with a 13.2-inch infotainment touchscreen and a 12.4-inch digital instrument cluster, loyalists scowledMustangs had never worn anything like it. Gone was the old double-brow dash, a family hallmark. Pixel cancer, the faithful will grumble. And not a redesign from the ground upvalid complaints. But how many new cars of this ilk remain? A rear wheel drive, three pedal, four seat V-8 Pony car that is new and big of heat, attainable, at home in commute or canyon, and more than the sum of its parts. Yes, please- forever, all day long. Sign us up.
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Dealer-Provided Price, Unverified
$63,995.00
20 mi · DeMontrond Ford
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Dealer-Provided Price, Unverified
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$44,219.00
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