[ilovesarah2012]

I was a Camaro girl. And I was cool.

[dalereed]

what’s this my little pony crap, i’m 77 and never heard of it!

[edpc]

When people ask me, “What was your first car?” I tell them it was a white 1983 ‘vette. It’s true.....but it was a Chevette, not Corvette.

[CrazyIvan]

Had a ‘68 Barracuda. Probably the most practical pony car made. 318 and a Tourqeflight that you couldn't break and it could haul stuff like a minivan. The rear seat folded down and then a partition into the trunk. You could sleep in the back, or engage in other activities. (or so I have been told)

[cyclotic]

My brother just told me that he’s getting rid of his ‘87 Mustang GT. My other brother had a true bottom of the barrel mid ‘80’s with a 4 cylinder engine. That car was dangerously slow. I mean scary to drive slow.

My brother in Law has a 65 in the barn. Hasn’t even looked at it in years. Too bad.

[Svartalfiar]

Naming the car for a horse proved to be a stroke of marketing genius.

I'm pretty sure the naming was a mix of horse, P-51s, and SMU.

[TheRightGuy]

the Mustang was essentially Ford’s Falcon, a solid compact that was available with V8 power

in 1964 i was a junior on high school and my dad purchased a 1964 falcon convertible (bumble-bee yellow with black interior) obstensibly for my mom and I to share but she rarely got a chance to drive it. with a little 260 v-8 and 2-speed automatic it was quick enough to get in trouble and it parked extremely well.