Sure, there's slot of Mustangs, BUT the great thing about Mustangs are they are so easy to personalize as your own.

But as for 2011 or newer I don't see many, Camaro for comparison out sells Mustang for the recent years.

 

That would suck, but at least if you drive spirited on street and police pull you over and can say ( It wasn't me, there's 2 others down the road) .LoL

 

I see few modern era mustangs in my area but I see quite a few older ones, like late 80's to 2000 roughly. My old 2010 Challenger was unique in my area and I'd hardly ever see another one. I was afraid to customize that car but not the 2012 Mustang. You can personalize a Mustang and not worry about being able to bring it back to stock if you later decide to. There are so many cars, and so many clubs, and so many parts manufacturers, the Mustang really has the best of all worlds. I especially like that it's an everyman's car. You don't have to be an oil sheik to own one.

 

The only good thing about living in a military town where I am is you see a lot of Mustangs, Camaros and quite a few Challengers running around.

 

I'm in SoCal so the answer is yes!

I don't see many Camaros of any year around south OC but there are a lot of mustangs I once counted 5 mustangs at one 4 way traffic stop( including me) but at the same time there was probably equal that number in mercedes.

 

10-12's? I don't see them, one here and there but, that's about it and I drive for a living so I'm on the road a lot.

 

Well as you know then were you are in SoCal make all the difference. If your driving in Garden Grove it's ricers, In Newport it's almost all euro cars, but much further south there are more mustangs mostly 2000-09 but several 10-11. Now riverside that's muscle car central.