Ford Mustang
The iconic Ford Mustang has been in production since the 1965 model year and has a well-deserved reputation for durability, muscular styling, and amazing performance. The Mustang was originally conceived in the form of a two-seat roadster, but when it arrived in April 1965, it was a four-seat sports coupe. The Mustang is not only reliable but also commonly agreed to be the reason for the “pony cars” becoming an incredibly popular segment. Like the Mustang, other early pony cars had short rear decks, sporty features, and long hoods.
2018 Ford Mustang GT
The Mustang’s various generations and body styles will have slightly different levels of reliability, but as a general rule, you can depend on this sports coupe to keep running smoothly for years to come. The second-generation models starting in 1974 were more fuel efficient and sedate before Ford brought the Mustang back to its sporty routes in the ‘80s and ‘90s for the third and fourth generations. It once again became a pony car for the fifth generation in 2005, delivering a shark-like front grille, fastback exterior design, and more powerful powerplants. Importantly, those impressive powerplants were much more fuel efficient than those they were inspired by in the Mustang’s older history.
