Keeping the Wrong Company - 2015 Ford Mustang GT Long-Term Road Test

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Keeping the Wrong Company - 2015 Ford Mustang GT Long-Term Road Test

Our Senior Editor (and vocal Mustang fan) finds something he doesn't like about our 2015 Ford Mustang GT: its interior quality.

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okseriously

Counterpoint: hard plastic is more resistant to wear, which is important when you rest your arm on the window sill.

saxdogg

Our explorer police cars have that same door panel with the soft tops. We ride with arms on there all the time and the tops have all pulled back. Not very robust.

moparbad

Under $25k for an Ecoboost, orange exterior, black interior, black wheels, 6 speed automatic. This is the one I'd buy. Hard plastic is fine as frogs hair for my usage. Durable and easy to clean. 435 HP of the V8 would be nice to have, I'll "settle" for 310 HP of the four.

roadburner

For me the GT Premium is as low down the food chain as I'm willing to go. I have to have the V8; my MS3 with a mild tune is already quicker than the EcoBoost. As for the base interior, the '80s called, and a Hyundai Excel wants its upholstery back.

paengineer

I thought you could get the Premier Trim in black as well as the red. Seems like that would solve your concerns on both counts.

boff

My 2015 has the premier trim and the black...er, ebony...seats.

roadburner

boff said:

My 2015 has the premier trim and the black...er, ebony...seats.

The car I was looking at had the Premier Ebony interior- beautiful.

prndlol

Looks just like the upper door panels of the 06-12 Fusion.