Mustang for 3 ?

[PLC]

Hi,
Going on holiday and looking to hire a Mustang rather than a bulk standard hire car. Only issue is that there will be three adults and we will be doing some long trips 200-300 miles.
Could anyone with experience of a modern Mustang tell me if they will seat three adults in reasonable comfort or are the rear seats only suitable for small kids?
Thanks
PLC

[mike9009]

No not enough room. Hired one on a business trip in SC with two colleagues. Ours was a convertible mustang, but we could only fit two 'medium' cases in the boot, and the third went on the rear seat.

Not the most comfortable, but worth it for a giggle. The others (non petrol heads) didnt see the funny side!

Mike

[PanzerCommander]

As long as it isn't a convertible you'll be fine (more boot space) I have regularly taken two adult passengers in mine over considerable distances and have had zero complaints on comfort.

Put the shorter person in the back though!

edited: for spelling.

Edited by PanzerCommander on Sunday 10th June 22:06

[FisiP1]

The headroom in the rear is limited, legroom is OK if the front passenger doesn't mind moving their seat forward a bit.

If you have short passengers you can probably do it, if they are both over 5ft 10 then not going to happen without lots of breaks.

If its a drop-top its only luggage space that will limit you, legroom is no problem.

Edited by FisiP1 on Sunday 10th June 22:06

[HereBeMonsters]

As long as you rotate who's in the rear seat, you'll be fine.

However, being America, there are a few cars that will give you 3 on a front bench, so one guy isn't left out of the conversation.

[irocfan]

or you could try for a challenger which is a far bit bigger?

[PLC]

Thanks all for your comments. Very helpful.

[dxbtiger]

No in my opinion, the odd times I have 3 in mine it isn't comfortable for the person in the back, wouldn't want to do 200-300 miles with 3.

Boot space is good tho, can get 3 sets of golf clubs in with room to spare.