The Ford Mustang is instantly recognizable as an American icon. When introduced in 2005, the latest iteration intended to evoke the classic styling of the Mustangs from the late 1960's; however, a significant update in 2010 resulted in a sleeker, more modern design. Base Mustangs now equip a new 3.7l V6 with more power than many of Mustang's historic V8 models. The performance oriented GT model now equips an updated version of the legendary 5.0l V8 rated at 420-bhp. Both engines are mated to a six-speed manual or automatic transmission. With sleek styling and powerful, yet fuel-efficient engines, the Mustang is far from being a throwback pony car.
Model/Trim/Package | Engine | | | Original MSRP
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Mustang | 3.7l V6 (305-bhp) | M6 | RWD | $22,200 |
Mustang | 3.7l V6 (305-bhp) | A6 | RWD | $23,395 |
Mustang V6 Premium | 3.7l V6 (305-bhp) | M6 | RWD | $26,200 |
Mustang V6 Premium | 3.7l V6 (305-bhp) | A6 | RWD | $27,395 |
Mustang GT | 5.0l V8 (420-bhp) | M6 | RWD | $30,750 |
Mustang GT | 5.0l V8 (420-bhp) | A6 | RWD | $31,945 |
Mustang GT Premium | 5.0l V8 (420-bhp) | M6 | RWD | $34,750 |
Mustang GT Premium | 5.0l V8 (420-bhp) | A6 | RWD | $35,945 |
Shelby GT500 | 5.8l V8 S (650-bhp) | M6 | RWD | $54,650 |