The Ford Mustang Mach 1 is the latest limited edition to slow the model's sales slide. At almost $20,000 more than a Mustang GT, it comes with a hefty price premium. But the beauty is more than skin deep.
Oh look, a track-spec Mustang on a racetrack. What else is left to do?
The latest variant of the Ford Mustang Mach 1 has touched down, so to find out more, Ford was able to set us up with motorsport legend, and Mach 1 ambassador, Rick Kelly!
It's the iconic name and the iconic shape, but how does the Ford Mustang High Performance stack up without its iconic V8?
Contrary to the naysayers, the Mach 1 is not simply a Mustang GT with stripes. It also comes with unique wheels, a unique grille, and a new front bumper, with functional ducting to cool the front brakes. But the changes are more than skin deep.
We chat with motorsport legend Rick Kelly about his thoughts on the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach 1...
Get behind the wheel of an uniquely Australian pony car, in this point of view review. Ford Australia with the help of Herrod Performance have created a vehicle to turn heads.
It’s amazing how quickly the good things in life become our new normal, and we soon lust after something better.
My admiration for the sixth-generation Ford Mustang grew significantly during this comparison. I’d never really associated the quintessential Pony car with a textbook evolutionary treatment or design philosophy. The type of treatment that’s been ring-fenced by brands like Porsche, who are the gatekeepers of such an approach...
While we’ve said goodbye to the Commodore and Falcon, the muscle car war hasn’t died off completely. For the first time, it’s the traditional US rivals that square off Down Under, with the 2018 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS now on sale (albeit in limited numbers) alongside the 2018 Ford Mustang GT...
2017 is almost over. It's time for Christmas parties, sunshine and rose-tinted reflection on the year gone by. But here at CarAdvice, we aren't taking our foot off the pedal just yet – instead, we're taking the chance to look back at your favourite comparisons from this year. 5. Ford Ranger XLT v Volkswagen Amarok V6 Highline "The space between working ute and family SUV is getting greyer...
Ford Australia has offered the first 450 buyers of the 2021 Ford Mustang Mach 1 the choice of a full refund, $5400 cash back, or free servicing for three years and an exclusive track day – following an error in the promotional material...
The Ford Mustang has had a brief reprieve from its sustained sales slide, with the Mach 1 limited-edition contributing to a momentary spike. Sales have largely been in freefall after reaching a peak in Australia four years ago. But limited editions such as the Bullitt, R-Spec and, now, the Mach 1, have helped drive a modest recovery...
UPDATE, 3 June 2021: Ford Australia has confirmed all 700 buyers of the Mustang Mach 1 will receive three years free servicing and a track experience day in lieu of missing equipment that had been advertised for the latest special edition. CarAdvice understands about a dozen Ford Mustang Mach 1 customers have either had their deposits refunded or, if they had taken delivery of the car, had the purchase price refunded in full...
2021 Ford Mustang price and specs detailed Minor updates for Ford's pony car, including a FordPass modem Different colours and some minor changes round out the updates Prices rise by up to $200, from $51,690 to $83,365 before on-roads Pricing and specifications for the 2021 Ford Mustang have been confirmed, revealing a number of minor changes to the much-loved pony car for the new Model Year...
The move to electric cars is certainly an exciting development in the world of motoring and I, for one, can’t wait to jump on board. I can just imagine how good it will feel to have all that performance and quietness in a mode of transport that is also helping to save the planet...
My daily driver is the ugliest car in the world. I know this for a fact because I have read all of the feedback on the reviews on various forums for this hideous machine. By driving a Mini Countryman on public roads, I am deeply offending all of the tasteful and intelligent people who inhabit the comments section of every motoring website on the interweb and for that I am very sorry...
I had been a fan of the Mustang from the very day they announced the sixth-gen would be released into the Aussie market. But for me, it was going to be a dream for some time due to the wait list and price at the time. Flash-forward another 18 months, after losing my much loved Jeep Grand Cherokee to arson and as a gift to myself for having gone through some massive weight loss, I decided now was the time to purchase the Mustang...
The automotive world is largely, like most consumer products, defined by numbers. When choosing a new car, buyers will decide how much to spend then consider a range of different factors that will ultimately lead to a final decision. Numbers like price, vehicle size, warranty length, servicing costs, fuel economy, airbag count, infotainment screen size, the number of seats, and resale values play a large part in of the decision making process for most car shoppers...
