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2023 Ford Mustang in Dammam
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Ford Mustang GT 5.0L V8

2023122,000 KMSaudi specs
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Price175,000SAR
Installments3,705SAR/mo

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Recent sold prices of used Ford Mustang cars in Dammam

Based on actual Ford Mustang car transactions from the last 12 months in Dammam

Year

Avg Sold Price

Price Range

Mustang 2022
SAR 90,000
SAR 90K–90K
Mustang 2021
SAR 130,000
SAR 130K–130K
Mustang 2019
SAR 135,000
SAR 135K–135K
Mustang 2016
SAR 55,000
SAR 55K–55K
Mustang 2015
SAR 47,000
SAR 47K–47K
Mustang 2014
SAR 50,000
SAR 50K–50K

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Used Ford Mustang for Sale in Dammam

The Ford Mustang is the most attainable proper sports car in the Kingdom, and the used market is where the interesting versions live. Worth waiting for the right specification rather than buying the first one you find.


How much does a used Ford Mustang cost in Saudi Arabia?

A 2016 Ford Mustang averaged SAR 54,000 in our closed Saudi sales — coupe performance for the price of a used family hatchback. Asking prices on our current listings run from SAR 175,000 to SAR 175,000.


Which used Ford Mustang year should you buy?

2018 to 2022, and 2015 is the line that matters most. That year the Mustang finally got independent rear suspension in place of the live axle it had carried until 2014, which transformed how it rides on Kingdom roads, and the 2018 facelift added the ten-speed automatic and a digital instrument pack. Then choose your engine: the turbocharged four is cheaper to buy, insure and fuel, while the 5.0-litre V8 is the car people actually want.


Is a used Ford Mustang reliable in Saudi Arabia?

Mechanically these are tough; the electronics need checking. 16% of the Ford Mustangs we inspect in Saudi Arabia show an electrical or electronics fault, against the 7% we would expect for coupes of the same age and mileage in the Kingdom. Much of that traces to the same causes on every sports coupe here — aftermarket audio, alarms and exhaust wiring fitted by previous owners, plus heat cycling on a car parked outdoors. It is rarely structural and usually cheap to correct once identified, but you want it identified before you agree a price.


Ford Mustang or Dodge Challenger?

The Dodge Challenger is similar money, bigger, more comfortable and more usable with rear passengers — the better car for long drives. The BMW M4 is quicker and more sophisticated and will cost you far more to keep. The BMW 218 is the cheap route to a coupe, though it shows tyre problems at 10% against an expected 3%. The Mustang wins on the V8 and on parts availability.


What should you look over on a used Ford Mustang?

  • Aftermarket wiring behind the dashboard and in the boot.
  • Tyres, brakes and clutch — the tell-tales of hard use.
  • Evidence of engine remapping or exhaust modification.

Read the electrical section of the CarSwitch report before you make an offer on any Mustang — that is where a modified car gives itself away.


Frequently asked questions

A 2016 Ford Mustang averaged SAR 54,000 in our closed Saudi sales — coupe performance for the price of a used family hatchback. Asking prices on our current listings run from SAR 175,000 to SAR 175,000.

Mechanically these are tough; the electronics need checking. 16% of the Ford Mustangs we inspect in Saudi Arabia show an electrical or electronics fault, against the 7% we would expect for coupes of the same age and mileage in the Kingdom. Much of that traces to the same causes on every sports coupe here — aftermarket audio, alarms and exhaust wiring fitted by previous owners, plus heat cycling on a car parked outdoors. It is rarely structural and usually cheap to correct once identified, but you want it identified before you agree a price.

  • Aftermarket wiring behind the dashboard and in the boot.
  • Tyres, brakes and clutch — the tell-tales of hard use.
  • Evidence of engine remapping or exhaust modification.

Read the electrical section of the CarSwitch report before you make an offer on any Mustang — that is where a modified car gives itself away.

2018 to 2022, and 2015 is the line that matters most. That year the Mustang finally got independent rear suspension in place of the live axle it had carried until 2014, which transformed how it rides on Kingdom roads, and the 2018 facelift added the ten-speed automatic and a digital instrument pack. Then choose your engine: the turbocharged four is cheaper to buy, insure and fuel, while the 5.0-litre V8 is the car people actually want.

The Dodge Challenger is similar money, bigger, more comfortable and more usable with rear passengers — the better car for long drives. The BMW M4 is quicker and more sophisticated and will cost you far more to keep. The BMW 218 is the cheap route to a coupe, though it shows tyre problems at 10% against an expected 3%. The Mustang wins on the V8 and on parts availability.