Loud banging noise frome rear of car under normal acceleration and even worse accelerating during a left turn. makes the car jolt pretty good. 2000 mustang gt

If the tire started coming apart it could have hit the brake dust cover and bent it.

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my good friend I believe the solution I give might be not good for you as to what you state It sounds that you are loosing your automatic gear box. Have you ever changed the oil & filter of your Gear box? If not that was the reason.

Get the engine mounts checked. A bad mount may allow part of the engine to lie on a body or frame part, allowing engine vibrations to become very loud. Torquing of the engine (under load) can cause the same type problems.

Pumpkin refers to the rear end and the gears it contains, depending on the damage and what all is involved inside of it damage wise, its hard to give you a cost for the repair

when a cv joint is going bad on turns whether it's to the right or left you'll hear a clacking noise when it the out joint when is the inner joint must of time you would feel a chimeing on the front end another way to test is put you car on drive and hold the brakes tite and excelerate the engine at the same time if the cv joint is bad your going to feel a loud noise and vibration if you don't feel nothing then you have a transmission problem

Sounds like cv axles

also check all your suspension bushings make sure they are all good. spare tire holder maybe? make sure none of the rear leaf springs are broken. also make sure all the bolts holding the bed down properly. make sure it isnt your tailgate either... could pretty much be anything. just make sure you bushings are good and everything is tight.

you can check the wheels make sure there on tight and make sure you tie rods and wheel bearings are good

Try rear wheel bearings. The cause a roaring noise that increases with acceleration. Sounds very similar to loud road noise.