The Ford Mustang GT Convertible Is Still Lacking the Sweet Stuff
The engine is more powerful than ever, and that roar is there. But it’s pricier than the rest of the pony cars—so why isn’t it more luxe?
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Everyone has a Mustang story.
My college boyfriend, for example, owned a gleaming white Cobra, model year 2000 or so. He had inherited it from his mother after she traded her short-lived bout of 1960s nostalgia for what became a decade-long health-food kick and a Toyota Prius.