A Ford classic that keeps getting better with age, the 2009 Mustang is a real bargain. Starting at only $20,430 and getting 26 miles per gallon on the highway, the 2009 Ford Mustang is in a class by itself. Powered by a 4.0 Liter, V-6 engine with a 210 Horsepower output and a 5 speed manual transmission, the 2009 Ford Mustang is one cool ride. With all of the performance amenities of multi-port fuel injection, rear-wheel drive, and power rack-and-pinion steering the MSRP sticker price on the 2009 Mustang makes a consumer wonder if it is a misprint.

The exterior of the 2009 Mustang looks every bit as sporty as past models, and there is no mistake what model that is. A few upgrades on the 2009 Mustang keeps up with the times, but hold steady to the tradition that made this car great. Most namely, a forward leaning egg-crate grille, solar tinted glass, and reflector halogen headlamps make the 2009 Mustang look timely, but the historic Mustang appearance remains.

The interior of the 2009 Ford Mustang presents comfort with sport, which is not an easy feat to accomplish. A center console has a full armrest and storage area, there is a drivers footrest, and a tilt steering wheel to obtain a comfortable driving position. Add to this the power door locks and windows and some really good air conditioning and the package is complete.

For safety, the 2009 Ford Mustang is top notch.  Three point safety belts, airbags, side door intrusion beams and a remote keyless entry should be more than enough to make anyone feel secure.

Overall, for the prices, features, gas mileage and quality the 2009 Ford Mustang is the winner of this class. I can’t picture a consumer taking the 2009 Mustang for a test drive and not seriously considering a purchase.