Weber Ford • Granite City, Illinois • St. Louis Area
Shop used Ford Mustang options at Weber Ford in Granite City, near St. Louis. Review the available listings below, save a stock number and compare the engine, transmission, body style and condition that fit your plans. Confirm the car’s availability before arranging a visit.
A daily commute, weekend drive and open-top trip can lead to different Mustang choices. Start with how often you will use the car, who needs to ride with you and whether a manual transmission or convertible is essential. Use those priorities to narrow the actual listings.
The same model badge can cover different years, engines, transmissions and equipment. Save the VIN or stock number for each candidate so questions, records and purchase figures stay attached to the right car.
Older choices can differ from today’s lineup. For example, Ford’s 2015 Mustang owner manual lists a 2.3L EcoBoost four-cylinder, a 3.7L V6 and a 5.0L V8. That is a reference for the 2015 model year, not an equipment list for every used Mustang.
Use the following checks to compare listings. Ask for original equipment information when available, then account for changes made after the car left the factory.
| Listing detail | What to compare | Question for the selected car |
|---|---|---|
| Model year and engine | V6, EcoBoost, GT or a specialized model, using that year’s information. | Which engine and factory configuration does the VIN identify? |
| Manual or automatic | Your driving preference, the actual transmission and its operation. | What transmission is fitted, and what service information is available? |
| Fastback or convertible | Roof preference, passenger access, visibility and luggage use. | Can I test the seating and cargo arrangement and review the roof condition? |
| Factory and added equipment | Original packages, tires, suspension, exhaust and software changes. | Which items are factory equipment, and which changes have documentation? |
If you want a manual, check the driving position, pedal reach, clutch operation and shift feel on a permitted test drive. An automatic deserves its own assessment for normal starting, shifting and low-speed operation. Ask about service history and any repair or software records.
Do not assume a transmission choice from one Mustang year applies to another. If manual operation is essential, state that in your inquiry before discussing color or convenience features. The inventory’s supported controls or the team can help identify a suitable listing.
Try entry and exit, adjust the front seats and check rear-seat access with the people who will use the car. Rear seats do not establish that every passenger or child-restraint arrangement will fit. Follow the vehicle and child-seat instructions when checking an installation.
On a convertible, review the top material, seals, operation and included accessories using the correct procedure. Inspect for signs of water intrusion or repairs, and check trunk access with the roof arrangement you plan to use. Think through where the car and any loose accessories will be stored.
Ask for a list of changes to the engine, software, exhaust, suspension, wheels, tires and driveline. Find out whether original parts are included and whether receipts or installation information are available. A description of a modification is not a verified output figure or a warranty determination.
Evaluate the current setup as a whole. Tire clearance, wear, alignment, ride height and braking deserve attention alongside appearance. A car that suits someone else’s preferences may need additional work to suit yours; include that work in the purchase comparison.
Agree on a route and assess visibility, seat comfort, steering, braking, shifting, ride quality and unusual vibration. Check the controls and installed technology you will actually use. Keep the evaluation within road rules and the dealership’s test-drive arrangements.
Review tire sizes, tread condition and any seasonal-use requirements with the team. Include replacement tires, brakes and other known maintenance needs in your budget. A short drive cannot answer every mechanical question, so keep inspection and records review in the process.
Request the available history report, maintenance records, recall information and inspection findings. The FTC recommends an independent mechanical inspection because a history report does not establish the car’s full condition. Discuss arrangements appropriate to the selected vehicle.
Read the Buyers Guide and any written warranty or certification documents. Ask which coverage, if any, applies and how modifications are treated. Confirm included keys, manuals, wheel-lock tools and relevant convertible accessories, with any promised items identified in writing.
Request a proposal for the exact stock number showing the vehicle price, applicable taxes and fees, optional products and trade figures. Add insurance, maintenance, tires and any planned equipment to your own ownership budget.
Begin a trade appraisal through Value Your Trade, and use the Finance Center for questions about applying. Compare the complete terms rather than choosing solely by monthly payment. Financing is subject to lender review and approval.
Tell us the stock number, preferred year range, engine, transmission, body style and equipment you consider essential. Include questions about modifications or records and the day you would like to visit.
Your message can say: “I am considering Mustang stock number ____. Please confirm the engine, transmission, body style and availability. I would like to review the available service history and any modification documentation before a test drive.”
If no suitable car is listed, use the Vehicle Finder. You can also browse all used vehicles for alternatives or compare new Mustang options. Those links do not promise a matching year, transmission or current stock.
Yes. State the requirement in your inquiry and use supported inventory controls where available. Confirm the equipment on the individual listing; this page does not silently apply those extra selections.
No certification is promised for every listing. Ask about the status, inspection and written coverage for the selected VIN.
No. Use the correct year, engine and configuration, and account for any later changes. A current-model specification is not a description of every used Mustang.
Ask which available documents can be shared or discussed in advance. Include the stock number, confirm the vehicle’s location and arrange the visit before leaving home.
Send Weber Ford the car you are considering and the questions that matter to you. Confirm availability and appointment arrangements before visiting 3465 Progress Parkway, Granite City, IL 62040.
