Ford Mustang Convertible review

Yes, the car above is a Ford Mustang Convertible and, yes, it does have a steering wheel on the correct side of the car. Interested? We thought you might be.

As with the fastback version, it comes with a choice of two petrol engines. The cheapest is a relatively mild-mannered 2.3-litre four-cylinder unit, with ‘only’ 266bhp, or you can have a full-fat-with-bacon-on-top 5.0-litre V8, with 444bhp.

Despite costing around the same as a basic Audi A5 Cabriolet or a well-specced BMW 2 Series Convertible, the Mustang Convertible is a big car that comes stacked to the canvas with standard equipment. You even get a pair of rear seats that make it semi-practical.

If that sounds like your cup of Joe, click through the next few pages to see how it drives, what its interior is like and how kind it is to your wallet. And if you're already hungry for a slice of this American pie, check out our New Car Buying pages. You could find some tasty savings.