Faults:

I had to replace the head gasket twice. The first time was only a few months after I had first purchased it.

About 80,000 miles later, I had to replace it again.

After doing research on this, I found out that it's pretty common with 94 and 95 Mustangs. That was the biggest repair I had.

Replaced the water pump twice and the radiator once. Coolant system seems to have problems in my car. Temperature never seemed to run at the right temp. Was constantly putting in anti-freeze. Other than the cooling system and head gasket, the car ran great.

General Comments:

Was a very reliable car. Was very hard for me to give up. Serpentine belt just broke so I decided I needed to sell it before I ran into anymore problems.

Interior was nice, cloth on the seats never wore, cosmetics never wore either.

Except for it being rear wheel drive and not handling on snow/ice/rain very well, it was a great summer car to drive in.

Faults:

Not too much really.

I have replaced a couple of clutches, and the head gasket blew at 226,000.

Was running great, but then I decided to swap a 5.0 in it. It was a 3.8.

I have just had to do minor maintenance over the years.

General Comments:

By far the best car I have ever, or will ever own.

I am over 6 feet tall, and I am more than comfortable.

Gas mileage since swapping to the 5.0 has not been the best, but if anyone ever bought this type of car for gas mileage, they are stupid.

Car has always been reliable for me.

Faults:

Alternator and brakes went out; other than that, I never had a problem with the car.

General Comments:

Good power even with the V6; was super easy to work on.

Very nice sound system.

1995 body style even now looks up to date.

Biggest drawback and my #1 gripe is it's a REAR wheel drive car; it handles like pure crap when it rains, and if it snows, don't even drive it.

I would hydro-plane coming off a interstate ramp at 35 mph with brand new tires on it, just BS for this day and age.

I have NO IDEA why anyone would make a rear wheel drive car no days, other than the fact some idiots like to do doughnuts in the snow, or some stupid things like that.

If the Mustang were front wheel drive, I'd probably still have mine.

They are built very rugged and tough, the transmission is the same for the V8, and you won't tear that baby up.

Another gripe is just no room in the car, too small and uncomfortable, needs more leg room. Good for a small girl and that's about it.