Eyeing a 2023 Ford Mustang in Australia? When new in 2023, you were looking at roughly $52k–$57k for the 2.3L, $66k–$75k for the 5.0L GT, and about $83k–$86k for a Mach 1, all before on-road costs—drive-away often landed from the high-50s to mid-90s depending on state and options.
On today’s used market, 2023 cars typically trade around $48k–$80k, with GTs and low‑km examples commanding the top end, and 2.3Ls or higher‑km cars sitting lower. Expect premiums for rare colours, Brembo/auto combos, and well-documented service history—because nobody wants a track-day hero with a mystery past. If you’re shopping around, Tradingpost and CarShowroom listings give a decent pulse check on what sellers are actually asking. Prices vary by variant, condition and location; haggle bravely, but sensibly.

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