The Mustang is one of the most well-known cars in the world. This stylish American muscle car has evolved to feature modern technology and performance enhancements. Its supercharged V8 engine delivers immense power and torque, and the recognisable Mustang body makes it the definitive Ford car. If you want to drive a stylish and powerful American classic check out our Ford Mustang lease deals below.
It has a real feel good factor.
An old-school muscle car with a rumbling V8 under the bonnet.
Available as both a coupe and convertible.
While the more-than-400-litre boot capacity looks decent on paper, in reality a high lip and narrow opening can make it tricky to load. And the rear seats are really only suitable for small children.
The Mustang’s reputation very much precedes it here. No one has ever associated V8 petrol engines with good fuel economy. The absolute best you’re going to see from the Mustang is about 25mpg – and that’s if you go for the 10-speed automatic gearbox.
Choose the more traditional 6-speed manual, drive with a bit of verve and you’ll be lucky to see mid-teens economy figures. But very few drivers lease a Ford Mustang looking for a cheap ride.
If you’re looking for the best possible price on your Ford Mustang lease deal, then Vanarama can help. We offer a Price Promise guarantee, as well as access to the best experts, free delivery, optional extras and free 30-day returns.
The Mustang sits firmly at the top of the Ford car range. It's Ford’s definitive sports car, with style, power and a heritage few other models can claim.
The Mustang has a 408-litre boot, which is a good capacity for a sports model. But it’s a bit tricky to access due to a high loading lip and fairly narrow, saloon-style opening.
Adults won’t be overly comfortable in the back of the Mustang, as there’s not a lot of legroom, so it’s best to think of it as a 2-seater and drop the rear seats flat to free up a bit more luggage space.
The Mustang has been an iconic car ever since it launched in the 1960s. The latest version ditches the stodgy handling of some earlier versions, making it a worthy rival for the best sports cars.
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