2010 Ford Mustang Pricing Starts Under $21,000 with 26 MPG

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MineralGray02K

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The 2010 Ford Mustang has always been fast and fun to drive but now you can add affordable and fuel efficient to the list with official news from Ford today the base V-6 Mustang will start at just $20,995 with an estimated 26 mpg highway mileage. With a price just below $21K it undercuts the Challenger Sport and 2010 Camaro by an estimated $1,000-$2,600 giving it the title of most affordable pony car.

Prices for other 2010 Mustang models include the V-6 Convertible starting at $25,995, Mustang GT coupe starting at $27995, Mustang GT convertible starting at $32,995 and the 2010 Shelby GT500 coupe has an MSRP of $46,325. Also not included in any of these prices will be the destination and delivery charge of $850.

Complete List of Base Prices for each model:

* V-6 Coupe - $20,995
* V-6 Coupe/Premium - $23,995
* V-6 Convertible - $25,995
* V-6 Convertible/Premium - $28,995
* GT Coupe - $27,995
 
MustangRob

MustangRob

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I wonder if the 2010 v6 stangs engine would be compatable with the 05-09 v6 stang models? I could really use that 300hp on my 07 v6...
 
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mustangfan

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Hmm can't they make a 18k mustang with a six banger? I mean right now with the economy they would make a killing at that price. Though 300hp is awesome. My car needs that power.
 
stangman1995gt

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The 300 hp is only if you get the eco-boost car. It's a turbo charged mustang that might not be for sale. They are still debating on it. I highly doubt they are going to sell a 300hp turbo mustang for anything less then 24k.
 
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