2025 Ford Mustang V-8 Models Costs More Than Before! V8s Get Pricier

The iconic Ford Mustang is getting a price hike for its 2025 model year, with V8 models bearing the brunt of the increase. While the base price for EcoBoost four-cylinder models remains unchanged, their performance package is being discontinued, and V8-powered Mustangs see a significant jump in cost.

The entry-level 2025 Ford Mustang GT coupe, featuring the 480-hp 5.0-liter V8, now starts at $47,055, a $2600 increase from the previous year. The Premium version sees the same price jump, starting at $51,575. Convertible models, now exclusively available in the Premium trim, start at $57,075.

The performance-focused Dark Horse also sees its price increase by $2645, starting at $64,875. The Premium trim for the Dark Horse now costs $69,870, a $3645 increase from last year.


The revised pricing extends beyond base models. The new 60th Anniversary package, exclusive to the GT Premium, carries a $3995 price tag. While the 10-speed automatic transmission is now a no-cost option for V8 models, other add-ons have seen price increases. The GT's Brembo brake kit, for instance, now costs $1995, up from $1695, while the Bronze Appearance package has increased from $1095 to $1195.

While the base price for EcoBoost models remains consistent, the 2.3L High Performance package, previously costing $3475, has been discontinued. This package offered a host of track-focused upgrades, including summer tires, Brembo brakes, a limited-slip rear differential, and an electric handbrake.

It remains to be seen whether the Ford Mustang can withstand the increased competition and rising prices. However, its long-standing legacy and enduring appeal suggest that it will continue to captivate automotive enthusiasts, even with the price adjustments.


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PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANDI HEDRICK UPDATED: AUG 29, 2023