Few cars are as iconic as the Ford Mustang. Since its debut in 1964, the pony car has been an emblem of style and power. Experience the latest features with classic muscle car attitude in the 2021 Ford Mustang.
Get to Know the 2021 Ford Mustang
The 2021 Mustang is the latest sixth-generation Mustang. Every inch a modern classic, it boasts the pony car layout, iconic rear lights, and legendary emblem that make the 'Stang the definitive American muscle car.
Beautiful on the Inside
On the interior, it's better than ever while staying true to its epic heritage. Elegant gauges and heritage-style shifter harken back to Mustangs of yore, while commodious seats and generous front headroom bring it into the modern era.
Also bringing it into the 21st century is a state-of-the-art infotainment system. It comes with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a great stereo system. New Mustangs also include Ford Sync Connect, which gives owners remote monitoring and control over their vehicle through a convenient smartphone app.
Killer Looks
The pony car has been an icon of style since the days of Steve McQueen jumping it over the hills of San Francisco and Sean Connery's James Bond cruising Vegas in a Mustang Mach 1 in Goldfinger. The latest generation of Mustangs stays true to the design vocabulary of those heady days, with clean lines that are unmistakably Mustang.
Sixth-gen Mustangs are wider and lower than their predecessors, adding to the aggressive looks and giving greater stability.
Models and Pricing
The 2021 Mustang comes in five models:
- EcoBoost, starting at $28,400
- EcoBoost Premium, starting at $32,420
- GT, starting at $37,480
- GT Premium, starting at $41,480
- Mach 1, starting at $54,495
Most models are available with either hardtop or convertible roofs. Likewise, buyers can opt for a manual or automatic transmission with paddle shifters.
Under the Hood
EcoBoost models come with a 4-cylinder, turbocharged EcoBoost engine. Not to be underestimated, the EcoBoost packs a punch with 310 horsepower and 350 lb-ft of torque.
The GT and revived Mach 1 model come with growling V8 engines like the classic 'Stangs of yore. These beasts deliver up to 480 horsepower and 420 lb-ft of torque to tear up the track or send you flying over hills like Steve McQueen.
Mach 1
The biggest news in the pony car world is that Ford reintroduced the Mach 1 as its highest-performing model of Mustang. Hearkening back to the Mach 1's of the 1960s and 70s, it has heritage-inspired trim and a front racing stripe.
Under the hood, it's ready to duel Challengers and Camaros at the track. Its 480 HP V8 delivers plenty of power, augmented with performance parts borrowed from the Shelby GT350 and GT500. The frame and suspension have been tuned for performance, and it comes with either a 6-speed manual or an optional 10-speed automatic with paddle shifters.
Nothing screams classic cool like a new Mustang barreling down the highway. Come down to Crain Ford of Little Rock to experience the style, heritage, and raw power of a Ford Mustang for yourself.
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