Ford Mustang Premium GT Coupe For Sale
27 Ford Mustang Premium GT Coupe are listed for sale, with asking prices from $12,988 to $32,000, averaging 61,550 miles (data through Oct 2, 2026). For context, the Mustang Premium GT Coupe's market value runs $17,026 depending on year and condition, built from 7 verified auction sales, not asking prices.
Ford Mustang Premium GT Coupe Listings (27)
Last checked Oct 10, 2026, unless a listing shows its own date
Asking prices as listed when last checked, not sold prices. Market values on DriveIndex come from verified completed sales.
Collector ($39.99/month) includes the Listing Analyzer: it scores any Mustang Premium GT Coupe ask against its mileage-adjusted fair value from verified sales, with the deal score and the exact dollar gap. Deal Radar lists the asks under fair value across the whole market.
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Ford Mustang Premium GT Coupe For Sale: Frequently Asked Questions
How many Ford Mustang Premium GT Coupe are for sale?
27 Ford Mustang Premium GT Coupe listings are listed across the marketplaces DriveIndex tracks (last checked Oct 10, 2026).
How much does a Ford Mustang Premium GT Coupe cost?
Asking prices range from $12,988 to $32,000. The market value from verified completed sales runs $17,026. Asking prices and sold prices are not the same thing.
Is a Ford Mustang Premium GT Coupe listing priced fairly?
DriveIndex's Listing Analyzer scores any Ford Mustang Premium GT Coupe listing against its mileage-adjusted fair value from verified sales: the deal score, the exact dollar gap, and where the ask lands. The Listing Analyzer is a DriveIndex Collector feature.
When is the best time to buy a Ford Mustang Premium GT Coupe?
DriveIndex measures each model's seasonal pattern across years of verified sales and identifies the best months to buy and sell, a DriveIndex Collector feature. Whether the Mustang Premium GT Coupe is appreciating, stable, or depreciating is the Value Signal, part of DriveIndex Pro.