2013 Ford Mustang V6

If you've been searching for a 2013 Ford Mustang V6 Fastback for sale in Sacramento, CA, your search ends here. R&A Auto Sales has this sharp gray coupe priced at just $10,995 — putting one of America's most iconic sports cars within reach without the new-car price tag. With its aggressive fastback roofline, rear-wheel-drive excitement, and that unmistakable Mustang attitude, this is a car that turns heads from Midtown to Elk Grove and everywhere in between.About This 2013 Ford Mustang V6 Fastback This 2013 Mustang comes in at 120,781 miles — a realistic and respectable number for a vehicle of this age, especially when you consider how well the fifth-generation Mustang holds up over time. At this mileage, you're well past the break-in period and into the sweet spot of a car that's been run in but still has plenty of life left. The exterior gray finish gives it a sleek, understated look that lets the body lines do the talking. For buyers in Sacramento looking for a fun daily driver or weekend cruiser under $11,000, this Mustang is hard to beat.2013 Ford Mustang Performance and Engine3.7L V6 Power — More Than You Might Expect Don't let the V6 badge fool you. The 2013 Mustang's 3.7-liter V6 pumped out 305 horsepower from the factory — a number that would have required a V8 just a generation earlier. Paired with a smooth 6-speed automatic transmission, this powertrain delivers confident acceleration on Sacramento's highways and responsive power for merging onto I-5 or cruising Highway 50 toward Folsom. Rear-wheel drive keeps the driving experience pure and engaging, and the Mustang's long wheelbase gives it a surprisingly planted, stable feel at speed.

Fuel economy is another bonus of the V6 setup. Real-world drivers typically see around 17-19 MPG in city driving and 28-31 MPG on the highway — genuinely impressive numbers for a sports coupe. If you're commuting through Rancho Cordova or making regular runs between Sacramento and Roseville, that efficiency adds up fast.Ford Mustang Features and InteriorA Cockpit Built Around the Driver The fifth-generation Mustang's interior was a significant step forward for the nameplate, with a driver-focused cockpit layout, clearly marked gauges, and a center stack that keeps controls within easy reach. The V6 Fastback trim gives you the full Mustang experience — sport bucket seats, a thick-rimmed steering wheel, and that long hood stretching out in front of you every time you take a seat.

Ford equipped the 2013 Mustang with Sync voice-activated technology, giving you hands-free calling and audio control — a feature that still holds up well in everyday Sacramento driving. Air conditioning, cruise control, power windows and locks, and a solid audio system round out the daily comfort essentials. The rear fastback roofline does trade some headroom for style, but front passengers get a genuinely comfortable, well-supported ride.Ford Mustang Reliability and OwnershipWhat Owners and Mechanics Say About the 2013 Mustang V6 The fifth-generation Ford Mustang (2005-2014) has earned a strong reputation for durability, and the 3.7L V6 engine in particular is widely regarded as one of the more bulletproof powerplants Ford has offered in recent decades. Owners consistently report hitting 150,000 to 200,000 miles with basic maintenance — oil changes, fresh spark plugs, and brake service — without major mechanical drama.

Common items to stay on top of at this mileage include the thermostat housing (a known minor issue on early V6 models), rear differential fluid, and the throttle body. None of these are expensive repairs, and a pre-purchase inspection from a trusted Sacramento mechanic will give you a full picture. The automatic transmission in this generation is generally reliable and responds well to regular fluid changes. Overall, this is a generation of Mustang that mechanics enjoy working on â