Overview & Reviews

With an all-new model scheduled for '05, there are few changes for the 2004 Ford Mustang. All models wear commemorative 40th anniversary exterior badging, while V6 and GT models can be ordered with a full 40th anniversary package that includes additional exterior and interior enhancements.

• Available V8 power, variety of trim levels, healthy dose of American attitude.

• Archaic underpinnings, cheap interior materials, choppy ride.

User Reviews:

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  03 Cobra Coupe - 2004 Ford Mustang
  By BRIAN - July 27 - 7:08 pm

  It is very responsive, great drift car, loves 3.73 gear swap, just needs sticky tires. Torque is always available. Tight suspension doesnt lean on turns

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  I own a dealership... so I may be biased - 2004 Ford Mustang
  By Amberizme - July 23 - 10:00 am

  I love this car. I love driving it, looking at it, and selling it!

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  Awsome - 2004 Ford Mustang
  By Amelia Hasbrouck - July 23 - 10:00 am

  Best thing that has ever happened to me. I luv to feel the wind in my hair with the radio blastin

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  Its a keeper - 2004 Ford Mustang
  By Paul K. - July 22 - 1:59 pm

  I was attracted to this car by its sharp looks and great performance, and after four years, I still love it. It may not be the fastest car on the road, but its the biggest bang for the buck, and will surely blow off most of the boy racers. The horsepower and torque figures are claimed to be 305 and 320 respectively, but the dyno has shown substantially higher numbers. This is my fourth Mustang, the last one being a 98 Cobra, very similar to this, but I like the Mach better. Gas mileage is really very good for a performance car at 23 - 28 mpg. If you can find a clean example at a decent price, go for it. Ill be keeping mine for a long while. Its sure to be a collector.

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  One last convertable fling - 2004 Ford Mustang
  By wallynm - July 17 - 10:00 am

  At age 62 I told my wife I wanted one last convertable fling and the Mustang was my choice. The handling is taut and predictable. Its not a hot rod with the 3.8 L but I think it will beat our 2000 Linclon LS with a V-6 and a manual transmission off the line. It sticks to the road well and has little to no body roll. So far we have gotten as little as 26 mpg and as much as 30 mpg.

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  How do you spell fun to drive - 2004 Ford Mustang
  By heather - July 13 - 8:38 pm

  I have owned classic hot rods from the 60s, this is as much fun to drive with the comforts of new options. This is my second Mustang GT convertible, love it!

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  The Legend Continues..... - 2004 Ford Mustang
  By VenomousCobraR - June 22 - 10:00 am

  This 2003 is my 5th Mustang owned, and currently own 3. I love these newer styled cars and cannot wait to sample the new 2005 Mustang in 04.

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  40th year for Mustang - 2004 Ford Mustang
  By J.D. Lugnutt - June 15 - 11:26 pm

  Has very peppy accelleration, good braking if not great, handles like its on rails, has fiberglass Deck-lid and hood and rear spoiler, 16" aluminum wheels. I did install a dual exhaust system with dual catalyst 2" pipes and my gas mileage went up by 3-MPG city and almost 7-mpg hwy. No joke it made a big difference, with the factory style headers it has always been dependable, never let us down.. and at 26-28 mpg hwy. Im a happy camper, And I would for sure buy another one when this one is worn out. Great little sporty car!

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  My Dream Car - 2004 Ford Mustang
  By ddonner641 - June 11 - 10:00 am

  This is everything a Mustang should be. We are a huge Ford family. We have never owned anything else. But, even if we werent, I would drive a Mach I Mustang. This rivals any sports car on the road.

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  Mach 1 is as good as it gets - 2004 Ford Mustang
  By EZJim - June 11 - 10:00 am

  I bought a 2004 FX4 for myself untill the wife said it was time to trade the 1998 F-150 in also.I picked out a 2004 Mach 1 instead of another FX4.I,m glad I did.This thing is sweet and a fun to drive