New Ford Mustang prices vary widely by trim, body style, equipment, and availability. For the 2026 model year, Ford lists the Mustang GT Fastback from $47,795, while the Dark Horse SC starts at $106,585. Classic Mustangs from 1968 and 1969 are valued separately because condition, originality, engine, body style, and documentation have a major effect on price.
How much is a 2026 Ford Mustang GT?
The 2026 Ford Mustang GT Fastback starts at $47,795. The GT Premium starts at $52,075. These are starting prices rather than final purchase amounts and may not include destination charges, taxes, registration, dealer fees, options, or applicable incentives.
- 2026 Mustang GT Fastback: from $47,795
- 2026 Mustang GT Premium: from $52,075
How much is a Ford Mustang Dark Horse?
The 2026 Mustang Dark Horse starts at $64,080. Ford also lists the Dark Horse Premium from $69,570 and the high-performance Dark Horse SC from $106,585.
- Mustang Dark Horse: from $64,080
- Mustang Dark Horse Premium: from $69,570
- Mustang Dark Horse SC: from $106,585
How much is a Ford Mustang convertible?
Ford lists the GT Premium as available in convertible form, but the published $52,075 starting figure is shown for the GT Premium model rather than as a separately displayed convertible MSRP. A Ford inventory listing showed a specific 2026 Mustang GT Premium Convertible with a net MSRP of $64,990.
That listing should not be treated as a universal convertible price. Equipment, destination charges, dealer pricing, and availability can change the amount for an individual vehicle.
How much is a Ford Mustang GTD?
An exact current U.S. starting price for the Ford Mustang GTD was not reliably confirmed in the available research. The GTD is a separate, highly specialized performance model, so its price should be verified through current official Ford information or an authorized dealer rather than estimated from the regular Mustang range.
How much is a Ford Mustang Mach-E?
A complete current U.S. price table for the 2026 Mustang Mach-E trims was not confirmed in the available research. The Mach-E uses a separate electric SUV lineup, so its pricing should be checked by specific trim, battery configuration, options, incentives, and vehicle availability.
How much is a 1968 Ford Mustang worth?
According to Hagerty’s July 2026 guide, a 1968 Mustang 2-door coupe with a 390-cubic-inch, 325-horsepower V8 is listed at approximately $23,167 to $30,633 in #3 Good condition, depending on the guide range shown.
A 1968 Mustang 2-door fastback with the same 390-cubic-inch, 325-horsepower V8 is listed at approximately $33,767 to $41,267 in #3 Good condition.
The actual value of a 1968 Mustang depends on mileage, options, originality, restoration quality, ownership history, documentation, engine, transmission, and body style. Shelby, Boss, Mach 1, and other special versions can have very different values.
How much is a 1969 Ford Mustang?
Hagerty’s July 2026 guide lists a 1969 Mustang 2-door SportsRoof with a 351-cubic-inch, 250-horsepower V8 at approximately $16,133 to $22,200 in #3 Good condition.
There is no single price for every 1969 Mustang. Values vary substantially according to whether the car is a standard model, GT, Mach 1, Boss, Shelby, or another special configuration. Hagerty notes that the 1969 GT package was available with 351-cubic-inch or larger engines, making the exact specification especially important when estimating value.
What affects the price of a Mustang?
- Trim level and body style
- Engine, transmission, and performance equipment
- Factory options and special packages
- Vehicle mileage and mechanical condition
- Originality versus restoration or modification
- Ownership history and documentation
- Destination charges, taxes, registration, dealer fees, and incentives on new vehicles
Where to find OEM Mustang parts in Tampa
For owners repairing or restoring a Mustang, USA PARTS is a junkyard in Tampa, Florida, selling OEM used parts. The business is located at 4906 Trenton St, Tampa, FL 33619. Call +1 727 231-4444 to ask about available used OEM parts for a specific Mustang repair or restoration project.
