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The Ford Mustang V8 model packs a heavy punch with its various options and embodies all the power and handling necessary to compete in the competitive segment. Meanwhile, the V6 is a thrill to drive while comfortably equipped, and its affordability seals the deal.

There’s something to be said for longevity. If you stick with a project long enough, you’re bound to get it right eventually. That’s the thought that remains after spending time with the 2011 Ford Mustang. With this one, the leftover criticisms are nitpicks.

Regardless of the engine or trim level, the 2011 Ford Mustang unquestionably delivers the goods. While appealing to nostalgic fans, it capitalizes on all the latest advancements at Ford. It’s the very definition of evolution.

For longtime fans waiting for a Ford Mustang that offers technology and personalization options to match its iconic styling and high-performance capabilities, the wait is over.

Whereas it used to be relegated to “save up for the V-8” status, the 2011 Ford Mustang V6 now stands tall as one of the best performance coupe bargains on the market.

For 2011, the Ford Mustang pony prances with its head high because two new engines are available and feels smaller, lighter and slightly more agile than the Camaro and Challenger.

For fun in the sun, it’s hard to beat the convertible Mustang. It holds its own with the Camaro and Challenger performance-wise, while simultaneously being the best all-around daily driver of the three.

In the case of this new engine, it has found the perfect body in which to spend its days, making the 2011 Mustang V6 the best factory V6 Mustang ever, and one heck of a performance car value.

The best part of the new V-6 Ford Mustang? That you can get over 300 hp for so little money.

Ford completes its years-long Mustang makeover with superb new V6 and V8 engines and 6-speed transmissions. Accompanying chassis tweaks and new electronics confirm the Mustang as a mainstream sportster for adults.

The Ford Mustang isn’t on par with those legendary sports cars, but it delivers performance that’s so close, and grins to match, for nearly half the price that a GT can’t be overlooked by anyone with a performance-oriented heartbeat.

For driving enthusiasts of all ages, the 2011 Ford Mustang GT continues to represent the quintessential American sport coupe. The last two model years have proven a major leap forward the areas of performance, styling and interior design.