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Is it possible for a car to not only survive old age, but to become sexier with each passing decade? Nearly any car can weather the decades in a garage, but the Mustang has a shot at achieving vintage glory while in heavy rotation. The car's V6 and V8 engines are sturdy, workmanlike powerplants — nowhere near as breakdown-prone as those found in Porsches or BMWs — and this year, J.D. Power and Associates rated the Mustang highest in initial quality in its segment."
Both my Ford truck and my Ford Falcon have 300,000 miles on them. I don't see why this one couldn't, but I really don't want to get anywhere near there in my Boss.
did 3000 within the first 2 weeks due to a nice trip down to the Tail of the Dragon. This summers trip is north to the Cabot Trail that will be a quick 2000 miles in a weekend. Can't wait.
Put 10,000 miles on the first yr I had my Boss (Oct 11 to Oct 12).. only a little over 2000 miles since then due to a tougher winter than last year...will surly make up the difference once the weather breaks & the days get longer....
By the time mine ever hits 300k miles I will long be dead and buried. At the rate I'm putting miles on my car, 300k miles will come in about 150 years.
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