2000 Mustang GT

Once upon a time in the year 2000, Ford built a Mustang GT so powerful, so fierce, that bald eagles saluted every time it roared to life. This is that very car.

The first owner? A mild-mannered guy who only drove it to church on Sundays… but legend has it, every time he downshifted, a choir of angels sang the opening riff to “Sweet Home Alabama.”

The second owner? A high school shop teacher who used it to teach kids about horsepower. Rumor has it one student touched the hood and instantly grew a mustache.

Now it sits here, with just 111,000 miles, still hungry, still mean, still ready to eat Camaros for breakfast and Hondas for lunch. The 4.6L V8 under the hood isn’t just an engine — it’s a symphony of freedom, best played at full throttle.

Perfect for anyone who wants a car with more attitude than your uncle at Thanksgiving.