In Australia, the 2024 Ford Mustang GT lands at roughly $65k–$80k before on-road costs depending on body style and transmission, while the Dark Horse prowls around $100k–$105k before on-roads.
Drive-away totals will vary by state taxes and options, so brace for the paperwork sting.
On the used market, early 2024 GTs typically list around $70k–$85k, with Dark Horse examples anywhere from $95k–$120k when demand’s spicy.
Keep an eye on Tradingpost for sensibly-priced examples—save the extra for tyres and the occasional rear-end alignment, if you catch my drift.

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