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Purpose of report
The purpose is to decide which muscle car to buy.
Problem
• I have a budget of $65,000
• Show me options and I don’t know what to choose
• Limited amount of time to shop
• And I need something that I can use as a daily driver
Criteria
• It needs to get decent gas mileage
• Needs to have a fast 0- 60 time
• Plenty of horsepower and torque
• Good cargo room
• A lighter curb weight
• Good styling
Analyze
2022 Ford Mustang Mark 1:
This is honestly a fantastic choice if you’re looking for a nice mixture of
performance and a good daily driver. This comes equipped with a 5.0 v8 with 470
hp and 420 pound feet of torque through a six speed manual with 0 to 60 of 4.3
seconds and a curb weight of 3868 pounds. With an estimated fuel economy of 15
city and 23 highway and 13.5 ft.³ of cargo room. Although it is the slowest of the
three it’s certainly not a slow car and gets the best gas mileage and a reasonable
amount of cargo room. It is also the lightest.
The following cars will be evaluated on my scale 1 being the lowest and 10 being
the highest. And I will tally it up and see which is the best.
MPG 7 6 5.9
0-60 8 10 9
Horsepower/torque 7 9 9.5
Cargo room 7.5 4.5 8
Curb weight 8.5 7 5
Looks/styling 8.5 7 9
Total 46.5 43.5 46.4
Conclusion
These are all, at the end of the day, extremely close and in my opinion it’s really
up to preference for the individual buyer. For me, I think they’re all fine options.
They all have their negatives and they all have their positives. On the one hand, if
you buy the Mustang you get a fun daily driver that is not going to break the bank
on gas, has a decent amount of cargo room, and it’s not horribly heavy. But if you
get the Camaro you get the fast option, but it is not going to be the best daily
because of the fact of the minimal cargo room. The Challenger gives you a good
amount of horsepower and is faster at 60, as well as a great amount of cargo
room, but has a massive pitfall in the fact that it doesn’t get good gas mileage.
Recommendation
Now even though the Mustang and the Challenger were almost tied, I would
actually suggest the Mustang over the Challenger-- it is a better daily driver by far.
It has more than enough horsepower to get you around and a good amount of
cargo room as well as good-but-not-great mpg. The Challenger is still a viable
option, but the Mustang is just slightly better.