2018 Mustang GT: Test Drive

We test drive the 2018 Mustang GT 5.0 10-speed to see how the new revised V8 and automatic to see how it performs. Full drive review and impressions of performance and handling.
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[@NOT-WOKE-007]

I’ve owned three Mustangs, all GTs, a Jeep, a Firebird and a Camaro. My next car will be a Mustang GT. I’ll be 70 later this year. I cannot help it, the Mustang has always been my favorite.

[@GTHEBEAST2]

This guy has the most relaxed soothing voice😂

[@randr10]

Those hood vents serve a few actual purposes. First is that they reduce aerodynamic drag because they allow the air entering the front of the car to exit over the hood instead of under the car and past all of the jagged mechanical parts the will create drag. This also serves to keep the front of the car planted at high speeds. Without this feature, the front of these cars tend to generate lift. These vents will actually generate a small amount of down force. Finally, this helps with cooling. Being located just behind the radiator, the air can quickly exit these vents allowing more air to pass through the radiator, making the heat exchangers work more efficiently. Hot rodders have known about this stuff since at least the 50's. That's why you see louvers on the hoods of those old builds, because it helps keep the car running cool and keeps the front wheels from coming off the ground at high speeds. If you don't believe me, go get in a 60's muscle car and take it up to about 130 mph. You won't be able to steer because the front wheels will barely be touching the ground. Hit a bump and they will literally come off the ground. How do I know? I was young and stupid once.

[@itsjeffcloudy]

his voice sounds like his talking about fine art. then again...the mustang is fine af.

[@bradwooldidge6979]

Great review. I have a brand new 2019 Mustang GT, and I absolutely love it!

[@derekstocker6661]

Excellent review of certainly my dream car. Thanks for this, very well done.

[@motoguy]

Great review man, thanks for sharing!

[@2mnyshp]

This was a nice and calm review! Very enjoyable.

[@JB-bi4lf]

That car brought out your inner self

[@kennynunez6792]

Really appreciate the review; informative, honest and overall good entertainment.

[@MarshalArnold]

Owned a '15 GT premium manual, and just bought an '18 GT Premium manual. Gotta say the driving experience in the '18 is much improved. Not sure I'm loving that new hood, it's ok, but I miss that "plywood table" look of the 15-17 😎 still the car looks great and drives better than ever. Am very pleased with the refresh!

[@crabbycripple]

Great review, thanks!

[@ShawnCastator]

I plan on getting a black one, but I gotta admit, the Grey looks amazing! Nice review.

[@jayluytan8752]

finally, waited a few months for your review

[@pechmichaelchristina2640]

Great review! I’m a Chevy Camaro guy but this Mustang is pretty bad ass. Glad you finally changed your shirt ha!

[@magneto8002]

I love my 2018 Performance Pack Mustang.

[@ChristopherDillman]

Nicely done. Two things FINALLY pointed out on a 2018 Mustang review that Ford corrected, and has always bothered me too with the 2015s - the front pitching under hard acceleration, and the 'speed boat table' hood view from behind wheel.

[@dan_bouet]

My brother just bought one... GT w Performance Pack in Auto. No other gingerbread and took it home for just under 40K out the door at a Phoenix dealer. Great car, really impressed with it. Made me want one, but I would want the Sync 3 upgrade for sure.

[@scatpack1381]

Great review.👍

[@Jim-ok9zi]

Great review