Used 1994 Ford Mustang GT Convertible RWD for SaleNationwide

It's all stock. But if you want to think in terms of 1994, it has amazing top of the line performance. By today's standards, no where near. Handles perfectly in the corners and at speeds above 120mph. Gas mileage is good sitting at 20mpg in town and around 25 on the highway if you keep your foot out of the throttle using 92 octane fuel.

I've had my Mustang for five years. I've made a few upgrades with exhaust, intake, suspension, interior. She looks good and runs great. Mechanics are easy to find for them if I do run into a issue. Parts are readily available and she fits my budget.

Second owner. The car was purchased 10 years ago. It's a 5.0 GT 5-speed convertible.It currently has 38,000 miles on it and is all original except for the tires, battery, and wiper blades (and air, oil, and gas filters). Handling is decent. Power isn't outstanding. Reliability is excellent. Fifth gear acts as an overdrive. On the highway, the engine loafs along under 2000 rpm. Highway mileage is in the mid to upper 20's. City mileage strictly depends on how you choose to drive it, but it can be fairly decent. Because it's a convertible, trunk space is limited. A set of golf clubs and that's about it. The back seat is narrowed due to the top. Rear seat legroom is minimal. Front seats are supportive. Controls are all within easy reach. Interior storage consists of a center console, door pockets, and a small glove compartment. The original owner used it as a summer toy ride, as do we. It's never seen snow. I wouldn't recommend it as a four seasons ride to anyone living in the snow belt. Add a set of snow tires and weight in the trunk and you could get by. It's a run-of-the-mill example of a 1994 GT. It will eventually be inherited by our son, who is also a 1994 model. It's a fun little car. Not a head turner. Not a tire shredder. These cars would be good choices as starter cars.

1994 Ford Mustang Gt Convertable, V8 5.0 L, 46,000 original miles, all options, meticulously maintained, close to mint, has never seen snow...only flaw are a few "dings". The picture used is almost identical to mine. Dark green exterior, beige convertable with beige leather interior.

This car has every option on it that the factory offered. Even if it were a stock GT it would still be a good car. It performs in 0-60MPH pretty well, and handles like a charm. With a certain amount of craziness and skill, this car is capable of doing some pretty amazing things!