2016 Ford Mustang GT Premium
Verdict #754 · 51,510 miles · VIN 1FA6P8CF8G5259648 · Stock #F259648 MOOSED
“2016 Mustang GT Premium at $29,761 — 2024 money for a 2016 GT.”
Pros
- 5.0L Coyote V8 — the engine that defines the Mustang
- 51,510 miles is low for a 2016
Cons
- Priced ~$6,000 over market — 2024 GT money for a 2016
- Premium trim doesn’t bridge a $6,000 gap
- At this price you’re in S650 (2024+) territory
Analysis
The Coyote is a great engine, but $29,761 for a 2016 GT Premium with 51,510 miles is fantasy pricing. Comparable 2016 GT Premiums with 45–55k miles trade at $22,000–$24,500. This car is priced $6,000 over the market — and at $29,761 you’re within reach of 2024 S650 GTs, a full generation newer.
There’s no options package, no Shelby badge, no special edition that justifies a 25% premium on an eight-year-old Mustang. The seller is fishing for a buyer who falls in love with the V8 rumble before checking the comps. Don’t be that buyer. Hard MOOSED.
Market Comparison
2016 Ford Mustang GT Premium coupes with 45–55k miles list nationally at $22,000–$24,500. At $29,761 with 51,510 miles this car is priced roughly $6,000 above the market — 2024-model money for a 2016 car.
The Original Listing
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