The button to release the trunk on the outside is over the rear license plate between the plate lights. It’s low but it’s there! Also that spare tire is optional.
My golf bag fits fine in the trunk, though I have to remove the two or three longest clubs from the bag and lay them separately in the trunk. I had to remove the long clubs to get them in the trunk of my previous vehicle, so it's something I was already used to doing. And I would say there is room for a second bag, as long as neither bag is particularly large. Trunk is amazingly useful for this type of vehicle.
@@lenerio7736 Hi! Can you please tell me why its worst as a first car? Im asking because im about to buy the exact car, promise I will respect your opinion, thanks!
Newer muscle cars shouldn't be your first car especially if you're financing it. On this car alone even though it's new, first time car owners fail to service their cars regular
@@johnballs I can tell you by experience financing a new car isn't a good idea knowing it'll depreciate (cost more paying it off overtime). For first car owners, buy a decent used car, pay for it cash, service the car regularly, own it for at least 3 years, and save up buying a nicer car. It cost expensive maintaining a new car and first time car owners neglect basic maintenance. Scotty Kilmer has a good channel on why buying used reliable cars that last. If you're a new driver or have a not so good driving record, sport cars aren't good since your insurance rates will spike. Mustangs or sport cars period aren't good commuter vehicles
Great walk around review. I’m renting one tomorrow and this helped me feel more comfortable hopping in and going. Especially popping the convertible top asap 😅
I have this car and I love it - I notice it was great even in the snow ❄️!!!! and I have a 2023 Shelby super snake but you can feel the eco boost when it gets up
Really? You're kidding me?!? I seriously looked forever to try to find it. Sorry I missed it. Hopefully I'll get a chance to rent another Mustang soon and I'll make sure to include it. Thanks for pointing this out. And Happy New Year!
Watching your video I could tell you were on I 88 in Naperville area. Funny! I thinking about getting one of these cars 4 cyclender makes so much sense.
Another great video Man! You’re turning into a regular car dude! Ha ha what did you end up replacing your Prius with? Or have you? Thanks for keeping these videos goin there great
I'll say the only non V8 muscle cars I'll drive are convertibles. My rental came with free Sirius radio (I'll usually bluetooth or AUX Tune In radio). I flew to Maui 2 years ago and everyone was driving Mustang Convertibles. I rented the Jeep 4 door Wrangler instead.
I'd probably go Wrangler for the city. I'd hate to see the Mustang get scratches and dings from parking it. Just be careful, they don't do well turning at high speeds. So be careful!
@S D I think the things to consider buying a car is why are you buying it. I enjoyed the Jeep Wrangler because every tourist was driving a Mustang convertible. When I rented the Mustang, I was in Los Angeles during the summer and I enjoyed the back roads throughout Southern California. I think one rule of thumb if you're a first time car buyer that if you had a license less than 5 years, your insurance is going to be up there especially when a Mustang is considered a sports car. Financing a vehicle requires drivers to have full insurance, so your insurance will be pretty high. The maintenance needs to be kept up and Mustangs are prone to reliability issues especially the delicate driveshaft on the non V8 Mustangs. Mustang like other pony cars are big, bulky, and have poor handling. I myself don't like getting in and out of them. Jeep Wrangler has similar issues but unlike the Mustang, you can buy a used one several years old, and the tech is very similar. The upside that I rented a Wrangler with sporty trim (no fancy tech, infotainment, etc), so it was fun in that sense. The Pentastar V6 has descent power. My conclusion that any sports car you'll buy will tempt you to drive over the speed limit, SUV's are still bulky. Even though the Mustang Ecoboost is a 4 cylinder, it does 0-60 in 5 seconds which isn't slow. If you live in Southern California and like beaches, Ford Mustang, live out in the country, Jeep Wrangler, if you're an muscle car enthusiasts, V8 Mustang, if you were me, 2020 Honda Civic coupe. Raiti Rides reviewed a black one recently, it's low emission, sporty in a sense, cheap to maintain, and handles better. You can buy a 10 year old Civic coupe and you'll get a sense of sporty feel.
100 Rental Cars I think someone has the Need For Speed bug. Hahaha. When it comes to BHP I actually prefer cars that can utilize 90% of their Horse Power. I love to ring their necks. Haha. To Me it is such a waste to have all that extra BHP that in 3 seconds you’re at speed limit and only used a small percentage of horsepower. I love the sounds of a nice engine and it’s addicting to want to rev it and waste fuel. Or Red Light Race and keep getting tickets. I use to have all the hot racy cars that would spin out of control and no traction in the winter. But the lower Horsepower cars that had some road feel were the ones I loved driving.
I just rented this car from enterprise yesterday, the sport + mode is a noticeable difference between the normal mode, especially the throttle response. Just tap the gas and it really jumps
@@ramenandgyoza702 definitely has apple car play, I used it all the time. IDK about android auto, I never had an android. I think the option was there but not 100% sure
@@ramenandgyoza702 Sport + mode will incredibly boost the power ! Wet/snow mode is the complete opposite. Very tame. I had this car for 30 days I didn’t wanna give it back. Loads of fun.
I’ve been considering buying one so I rented one of these in Florida and drove across the State from Tampa to West Palm Beach. It is noisy, not in a good way. If you accelerate hard there is a weird low frequency rumble like a pickup truck. At speed, you hear gear noises, tire whine and wind. When you accelerate, there is a noticeable delay when power kicks in - and then it is overwhelming. Fine for accelerating from stoplights but a little unsettling if you are trying to scoot through a gap in traffic. The car is fun and reasonably comfortable. I’d still consider buying one but I’d definitely get the GT for more even and controllable torque delivery and I would assume the fastback is a bit quieter.
OK folks.. The honest truth. I own a 2016 Mustang Premium Convertible with Ecoboost. Had some initial warranty problems and a dealer which screwed up the electrical system, but after $10,000 in repairs, most covered under warranty, it's fixed. That said, it's lame in the sound department. I'm a 62 year old muscle car owner of the 70's and although my car looks great, I'm selling it for the GT. Got to have my V8 rumble..
Convertible is good or not please reply because I am going to buy it please reply me is this ok or any problem happen with convertible?like roof stop working ?after long time is this problem happen or not ?
If I were buying a pony car right now, it'd have to be a Mustang. I've never driven a Challenger, but having driven both a Camaro and a Mustang, the Mustang has better visibility and is more fun to drive in my opinion. :)
I had this as a rental last year, which was nice but it’s not as nice as my 2020 Jeep Wrangler unlimited sport which is actually nice i took it on a 3 hour roadtrip and it did great. I’m going to try to get a bmw z4 roadster that i saw at the enterprise branch i rent at it has Florida temporary tags. They didn’t let me rent it because it has a temporary license plate, hopefully I’ll get it next week.
Disney Fan I’ve only driven the four door model and the jeep gladiator. I’m trying really hard to get a two door wrangler. I want a blue bmw z4 that i saw at my local branch but it has a temporary license plate and enterprise won’t let me rent it out for some reason.
Nice review. I bought one a few weeks ago. I should mention that when you put the car in Sport mode ("S" on the gear shift lever), it will continue to shift automatically but with more precision; if you tap the accelerator coming out of a corner, it'll downshift). Once you use the paddles in S, it'll stay in manual mode. Anyway, I'm loving mine. Thanks for a good review.
Thanks for the kind words and for the tip. I hope I get a chance to drive this again. If I do, I'll definitely try out the sport mode precision shifting. And, I'd love to be able to put the top down when it's not 30 degrees outside too.
The button to release the trunk on the outside is over the rear license plate between the plate lights. It’s low but it’s there! Also that spare tire is optional.
I'm thinking of buying a used EcoBoost convertible, this has been the most helpful video I've come across.
I just got this car for my birthday today, life is good!
What! Happy Birthday! What an awesome present.
The trunk button is over the license plate hidden in the bumper.
My golf bag fits fine in the trunk, though I have to remove the two or three longest clubs from the bag and lay them separately in the trunk. I had to remove the long clubs to get them in the trunk of my previous vehicle, so it's something I was already used to doing. And I would say there is room for a second bag, as long as neither bag is particularly large. Trunk is amazingly useful for this type of vehicle.
This car does have a power trunk, the button is right above the license plate. Other than that, great vid.
Omg I’ve been searching for a video on this exact car I haven’t watched the video yet but I’m thinking this for my first car I’m not sure
Judiko Paz don’t get it as a 1st car
Mustangs are worst as a first car
@@lenerio7736 Hi! Can you please tell me why its worst as a first car? Im asking because im about to buy the exact car, promise I will respect your opinion, thanks!
Newer muscle cars shouldn't be your first car especially if you're financing it. On this car alone even though it's new, first time car owners fail to service their cars regular
@@johnballs I can tell you by experience financing a new car isn't a good idea knowing it'll depreciate (cost more paying it off overtime). For first car owners, buy a decent used car, pay for it cash, service the car regularly, own it for at least 3 years, and save up buying a nicer car. It cost expensive maintaining a new car and first time car owners neglect basic maintenance. Scotty Kilmer has a good channel on why buying used reliable cars that last. If you're a new driver or have a not so good driving record, sport cars aren't good since your insurance rates will spike. Mustangs or sport cars period aren't good commuter vehicles
30 seconds in and i'm glad i found this channel.
Nice vid!
It's rare to come across a new Mustang Convertible review and you've covered it well, thanks. :)
Great walk around review. I’m renting one tomorrow and this helped me feel more comfortable hopping in and going. Especially popping the convertible top asap 😅
I rented this car in Florida and damn was it a fun time driving around im used to driving a truck this thing was down right addictive
Nice, I’m thinking about renting one.
I loved watching this review👍 You did a great job
We've got to get you into a 5.0 next ... come to Boston and you can drive mine around all you want!
I have this car and I love it - I notice it was great even in the snow ❄️!!!! and I have a 2023 Shelby super snake but you can feel the eco boost when it gets up
I thought the same thing about the trunk. Turns out the button to open the trunks is beneath the trunk itself. Above the license plate.
Really? You're kidding me?!? I seriously looked forever to try to find it. Sorry I missed it. Hopefully I'll get a chance to rent another Mustang soon and I'll make sure to include it. Thanks for pointing this out. And Happy New Year!
Just to let you know. The trunk release is by the license plate lights.
Love this car. Have it same color. Just added a few trim changes inside. Love Mustang my 9 one.
How much was the down payment ?
Watching your video I could tell you were on I 88 in Naperville area. Funny! I thinking about getting one of these cars 4 cyclender makes so much sense.
Fantastic review!
there’s actually a button right above the license plate to open the trunk :)
Great review, really informative - thank you
Just got this car in Iconic Silver. Awesome car
Things are really bad here I. Hawaii. (all self inflicted). Getting a convertible in a few weeks, but right now we got a 2017 Hyundai. Four years old!
Another great video Man! You’re turning into a regular car dude! Ha ha what did you end up replacing your Prius with? Or have you? Thanks for keeping these videos goin there great
I'll say the only non V8 muscle cars I'll drive are convertibles. My rental came with free Sirius radio (I'll usually bluetooth or AUX Tune In radio). I flew to Maui 2 years ago and everyone was driving Mustang Convertibles. I rented the Jeep 4 door Wrangler instead.
I'd probably go Wrangler for the city. I'd hate to see the Mustang get scratches and dings from parking it. Just be careful, they don't do well turning at high speeds. So be careful!
@S D I think the things to consider buying a car is why are you buying it. I enjoyed the Jeep Wrangler because every tourist was driving a Mustang convertible. When I rented the Mustang, I was in Los Angeles during the summer and I enjoyed the back roads throughout Southern California.
I think one rule of thumb if you're a first time car buyer that if you had a license less than 5 years, your insurance is going to be up there especially when a Mustang is considered a sports car. Financing a vehicle requires drivers to have full insurance, so your insurance will be pretty high. The maintenance needs to be kept up and Mustangs are prone to reliability issues especially the delicate driveshaft on the non V8 Mustangs. Mustang like other pony cars are big, bulky, and have poor handling. I myself don't like getting in and out of them.
Jeep Wrangler has similar issues but unlike the Mustang, you can buy a used one several years old, and the tech is very similar. The upside that I rented a Wrangler with sporty trim (no fancy tech, infotainment, etc), so it was fun in that sense. The Pentastar V6 has descent power.
My conclusion that any sports car you'll buy will tempt you to drive over the speed limit, SUV's are still bulky. Even though the Mustang Ecoboost is a 4 cylinder, it does 0-60 in 5 seconds which isn't slow.
If you live in Southern California and like beaches, Ford Mustang, live out in the country, Jeep Wrangler, if you're an muscle car enthusiasts, V8 Mustang, if you were me, 2020 Honda Civic coupe. Raiti Rides reviewed a black one recently, it's low emission, sporty in a sense, cheap to maintain, and handles better. You can buy a 10 year old Civic coupe and you'll get a sense of sporty feel.
I would recommend getting a camaro instead mustangs lose control on high speed during a turn
@@mohammedmotiwala713 I driven Challengers, Camaros, and Chargers, the 6th gen Camaro has a little better handling than the Ecoboost Mustang
Jerry I was excited for you and I saved this to watch at a good time. 310 HP is amazing here and good MPG. What a great way to waste gas though. lol
It was fun! Makes me want to find something even faster. 😀
100 Rental Cars I think someone has the Need For Speed bug. Hahaha. When it comes to BHP I actually prefer cars that can utilize 90% of their Horse Power. I love to ring their necks. Haha. To Me it is such a waste to have all that extra BHP that in 3 seconds you’re at speed limit and only used a small percentage of horsepower. I love the sounds of a nice engine and it’s addicting to want to rev it and waste fuel. Or Red Light Race and keep getting tickets. I use to have all the hot racy cars that would spin out of control and no traction in the winter. But the lower Horsepower cars that had some road feel were the ones I loved driving.
I just rented this car from enterprise yesterday, the sport + mode is a noticeable difference between the normal mode, especially the throttle response. Just tap the gas and it really jumps
Did your rental have apple car play or andriod auto?
@@ramenandgyoza702 definitely has apple car play, I used it all the time. IDK about android auto, I never had an android. I think the option was there but not 100% sure
@@stephendibari5010 thank you for that! I made a reservation with enterprise for this model. Cant wait to drive it
@@ramenandgyoza702 Sport + mode will incredibly boost the power ! Wet/snow mode is the complete opposite. Very tame. I had this car for 30 days I didn’t wanna give it back. Loads of fun.
I’ve been considering buying one so I rented one of these in Florida and drove across the State from Tampa to West Palm Beach. It is noisy, not in a good way. If you accelerate hard there is a weird low frequency rumble like a pickup truck. At speed, you hear gear noises, tire whine and wind. When you accelerate, there is a noticeable delay when power kicks in - and then it is overwhelming. Fine for accelerating from stoplights but a little unsettling if you are trying to scoot through a gap in traffic. The car is fun and reasonably comfortable. I’d still consider buying one but I’d definitely get the GT for more even and controllable torque delivery and I would assume the fastback is a bit quieter.
Great video man! Do you recommend the mustang ecoboost soft top convertible for snowy winter places ?
I want to know too
OK folks.. The honest truth. I own a 2016 Mustang Premium Convertible with Ecoboost. Had some initial warranty problems and a dealer which screwed up the electrical system, but after $10,000 in repairs, most covered under warranty, it's fixed. That said, it's lame in the sound department. I'm a 62 year old muscle car owner of the 70's and although my car looks great, I'm selling it for the GT. Got to have my V8 rumble..
In five years I will be in collage and in five years this will cost 13,000 dollars it’s insane. I want this car
Thank you for your video I loved your review
You’re very much mistaken regarding opening the trunk, there is a hidden button under the rear bumper.
Right by me! Recognize the buildings.
Hi, I have a mustang convertible 2018, how do you take care of your mustang in the winter if you park outdoors?
I’m sorry wondering this rn as i just got approved for a loan to get this car lol
Howdy, awesome video Jerry!😸😸
this is my first car and i love it! its race red
Convertible is good or not please reply because I am going to buy it please reply me is this ok or any problem happen with convertible?like roof stop working ?after long time is this problem happen or not ?
I think one of the perks of your job is trying all these cool cars. :))
Love the review. Not bad for a vehicle that came out in 2015. I have a GT350 and love it.
Great review👍
I had a similar rental in white 2 years ago, and liked it.
(Might be time to trade in my Ford Truck) 😃
Do you ever get water leaks with the convertible?
If I were buying a pony car right now, it'd have to be a Mustang. I've never driven a Challenger, but having driven both a Camaro and a Mustang, the Mustang has better visibility and is more fun to drive in my opinion. :)
Good, Mustangs are the true real pony cars... well they’re the ones who got the other cars a recognizable nickname.
@@jay__chugh And honestly I haven't driven anything other than the 3.7L V6-powered Mustang. Can't wait to drive a GT.
👍😍💚 I love your ford mustang gt awsome ride
Did you just put disel in it
Last year I rented a 2019 mustang, and it has a eletronic sppedometer though.
That is an optional package ... this car didn't have it
Can a student in canada who gets 1 lakh salary buy this car (I'm Indian)
I had this as a rental last year, which was nice but it’s not as nice as my 2020 Jeep Wrangler unlimited sport which is actually nice i took it on a 3 hour roadtrip and it did great. I’m going to try to get a bmw z4 roadster that i saw at the enterprise branch i rent at it has Florida temporary tags. They didn’t let me rent it because it has a temporary license plate, hopefully I’ll get it next week.
I had the 2 door version for a week and didn’t like it. I think the 4 door version is better
Disney Fan I’ve only driven the four door model and the jeep gladiator. I’m trying really hard to get a two door wrangler. I want a blue bmw z4 that i saw at my local branch but it has a temporary license plate and enterprise won’t let me rent it out for some reason.
I really am tempted to see the new bronco vs the Jeep.
Wanted to see if they made any major upgrades from my 2015. Still the same! Classic styling inside and out.
It’s more powerful
Nice review. I bought one a few weeks ago. I should mention that when you put the car in Sport mode ("S" on the gear shift lever), it will continue to shift automatically but with more precision; if you tap the accelerator coming out of a corner, it'll downshift). Once you use the paddles in S, it'll stay in manual mode.
Anyway, I'm loving mine. Thanks for a good review.
Thanks for the kind words and for the tip. I hope I get a chance to drive this again. If I do, I'll definitely try out the sport mode precision shifting. And, I'd love to be able to put the top down when it's not 30 degrees outside too.
Is it easy to drive for someone that hasn't driven a real wheel drive car?
It absolutely sucks for snow here in Canada, but you won't notice the rear wheel drive disparity.
yeah you wonder why Ford even keeps those back seats
Trunk button by the license plate
How tall is he ?
is it premium fuel or regular?
Regular
Guess who is buying a Mustang to replace the totaled Prius .........
The sport car for struggling Americans. Not hating I’m one of those.
Did u like it better than the Dodge Challenger ?
Do I have to choose? If you forced me, I'd go Mustang. But I'd much prefer to just own both.
I can see the turbo lag
Naperville...
You should of mentioned your height dude !! I’m sure we were all wondering when you were in the backseat !!!
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If you are going to spend 40k you may as well buy the GT.
40k? A dealer near me has a new 2020 premium for under 30k. Why sacrifice comfort for power if its your daily driver?
I always make them swallow no need for a baby seat in my mustang 😏
No navigation system?