Short answer: there isn’t a 2024 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 officially on sale in Australia, so there’s no local sticker price.
The last GT500 run was the S550-generation 2020–2022 cars, all left-hand-drive; anything here is a grey import, often converted to RHD.
New/near-new via import and conversion typically lands at about AUD $300k–$500k+ once taxes and compliance have finished their snack run.
Used 2020–2022 GT500s in Australia generally list around AUD $300k–$500k+, with low‑km Carbon Track Pack examples nudging the top end.
If you just want a thumping V8 Mustang with a warranty, the locally delivered GT or Dark Horse will do the job for a fraction of that.
Brutal, yes; bargain, absolutely not—bring a thick wallet and even thicker self-control.
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