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FORD MUSTANG FROM $49,990

Ford has given the 2018 Mustang a major rework.

The 5.0-litre V8 and 2.3-litre turbo four-cylinder get a touch more grunt, there’s a new 10-speed auto, a 12-inch digital dash and more advanced safety tech.

In response to the criticism that the original model was too stiff over bumps, Ford engineers retuned the suspension and fitted better shock absorbers. Magnetically-controlled shock absorbers, which improve comfort even further, are a $2750

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