A Mustang for a Teenager

**papa t** · 04-21-08, 10:52 AM

I've got a 2006 GT that I love and my 17 yr old son loves too much! I think it's too much power for a young driver. I'm looking for a mustang for him that is fun to drive and fairly easy to mod. I'm thinking something in the 1999-2004 range. Any suggestions?

**Mr. Austin** · 04-21-08, 11:11 AM

honestly get him in a driving race class. thats what i did. power is much easier to handle after learning in corvetts and stuff. other wise go for a v6?

**svtrichie** · 04-21-08, 12:02 PM

It might be too much car for a new driver but if he is a little more mature about it I would let him drive it. My first car was a 89 GT and my dad went through the same thoughts you are.

**OH3MGSVT** · 04-21-08, 01:24 PM

I think a 2000 Mustang Gt Vert would be a prefect replacement for him

**TorchedMach1** · 04-21-08, 07:27 PM

Might be getting rid of my Girls '98 Mustang GT. Here's a pic. If your interested PM me.

**BLK03SVT** · 04-21-08, 07:38 PM

Perfect beginner car....late 90's gt....nice looking, good sound, but for the most part pretty tame. I'd think insurance would be pretty reasonable too....although V6's are the way to go for the cheap insurance.

**04WhininCobra** · 04-21-08, 08:44 PM

I have a 2004 Mustang GT that im selling.

**Mr. Austin** · 04-21-08, 09:48 PM

would any of you guys trade for a 1965 f100?

**Built4speed** · 05-08-08, 01:41 AM

i got a 00 V6 on a deal when i was 16. i wish i would have been more patient and check out a gt. but a v6 is good for a beginner car. but can become very annoying if you get into racing. the only reason i didnt get the gt was because of insurance. i wish i had something with more power but i know that if i would have started off with a gt i probably would have gotten in an accident...especically if i had it while i was in highschool. i think it just depend on 2 things when your getting your first car. insurance and maturity.