2024 Ford Mustang Australian Pricing Announced

The 2024 iteration marks the first new Ford Mustang since 2015. It's set to make its debut between April and June 2024, and blue oval fans can anticipate a choice between the base model four-cylinder or the powerful V8, complemented by the introduction of a race-track-ready variant known as the "Dark Horse."

Prices have surged for Ford's iconic muscle car, with the the base-model four-cylinder now demanding a price close to that of the outgoing V8 model. The Mustang EcoBoost Fastback four-cylinder, which is now exclusively available as an automatic coupe, starts at $64,990 excluding on-road costs. This pricing is a significant leap from its previous counterpart – costing $12,400 more than the past manual model and $9,400 more than the previous automatic version.

The EcoBoost model's 2.3-litre four-cylinder turbo engine gets an updated exhaust manifold, twin-scroll turbocharger with electronic wastegate, revised camshaft timing and integrated air-induction system. 

The GT models and the Dark Horse will Ford's Coyote 5-litre V8 engine paired with either a six-speed manual or 10-speed automatic. 

The Mustang Dark Horse stands as the pinnacle of the range, arriving in Australia as a limited special edition with only 1000 units available. Unlike in the US where it's a regular model, the Australian version is priced from $99,102 (manual) and goes up to $103,102 for the automatic. This makes it the priciest factory Ford Mustang ever to be available in Australia.

2024 FORD MUSTANG PRICING:

• EcoBoost Fastback four-cylinder automatic – $64,990
• GT Fastback V8 manual – $77,002
• GT Fastback V8 automatic – $80,902
• GT Convertible V8 automatic – $86,752
• Mustang Dark Horse Fastback V8 manual – $99,102
• Mustang Dark Horse Fastback V8 automatic – $103,002