2024 FORD MUSTANG | 1FAGP8UH7R5120893

❮ FORD MUSTANG – zdjęcie z aukcji, lot #42045051 ❯

2024 FORD MUSTANG | 1FAGP8UH7R5120893

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Specifications

Engine Versions
3
Original Highest MSRP
~$60,000
The most powerful engine version for models
Mustang Dark Horse
Engine: 5.0L V8
Torque: 567 Nm
0–100 km/h: ~4.1 s

The Ford Mustang Dark Horse (2024–...) represents the most advanced, most focused track-ready Mustang with a naturally aspirated V8 — built to close the era of internal combustion muscle in style. With 500 hp from the fourth-generation 5.0L Coyote V8, it delivers sharpened throttle response, improved airflow, and aggressive top-end power that rivals the Shelby GT350.

Key upgrades include a dual throttle body intake, forged internals, and GT350-derived camshafts. Paired with either a Tremec 6-speed manual or lightning-quick 10-speed auto, the Dark Horse is equally at home on twisty roads or closed circuits. With available MagneRide suspension, 4-piston or 6-piston Brembo brakes, and optional Pirelli Trofeo RS tires, it offers turn-in precision and high-speed confidence far beyond the GT.

The chassis remains the updated S550 platform (now S650), but with retuned geometry, stiffer subframes, and improved electronics — including a new drift brake and digital cockpit with customizable cluster and track telemetry.

Inside, the Dark Horse features Blue Ember metallic paint, suede-trimmed Recaro seats, contrast stitching, and optional carbon accents — all designed to echo its dual mission: performance and intimidation.

The Mustang Dark Horse earns its place in the performance registry as the final evolution of the NA Mustang V8 formula, designed for purists who want track-capable, analog-adjacent muscle without hybrid assistance — and with a manual shifter still in place.

Body Styles

Coupe & Convertible

Model Name Meaning (Manufacturer)

“Mustang” is a globally recognized symbol of freedom, rebellion, and performance — named after the wild horse of the American West. It was introduced in 1964 as a stylish, affordable sportscar for young buyers and quickly became a cultural phenomenon. The 2024 Mustang (S650) continues this legacy as the last fully gasoline-powered pony car on the market, marking an emotional milestone in a transitioning automotive landscape. It blends heritage and modernity, retaining a real V8, rear-wheel drive, and manual transmission while embracing digital interiors and performance electronics.

Model Name Meaning (Languages)

“Mustang” requires no translation and is instantly understood across the globe as a metaphor for wildness, speed, and iconic American style. It resonates particularly in regions with strong car cultures such as the U.S., Australia, the UK, and the Middle East. In non-English-speaking countries, it evokes a distinctly Western image of power and liberty, reinforcing its role as Ford’s emotional flagship.

Body & Interior Colors and Rims

The 2024 Mustang arrives with an array of bold and classic finishes including Shadow Black, Iconic Silver, Race Red, Oxford White, and Atlas Blue. New standout colors include Vapor Blue, Grabber Blue Metallic, Carbonized Gray, and Yellow Splash. Dark Horse-exclusive shades like Blue Ember Metallic feature color-shifting flakes, and buyers can choose contrasting roof colors and optional stripe packs for track flair.

Inside, the Mustang has taken a leap forward. All trims feature a digital cockpit with a 12.4” instrument cluster and a 13.2” SYNC 4 touchscreen, integrated into a single curved glass panel in Premium trims. Materials vary from cloth and vinyl on base models to ActiveX faux leather and real leather on GT and Premium trims, with optional suede, contrast stitching, and Dark Horse logos. Ambient lighting, aluminum trim, and fighter-jet-inspired toggles evoke the cockpit theme.

Wheels range from 17” silver 5-spoke alloys on base EcoBoost trims to 19” gloss black and machined-face wheels on GT and Dark Horse models. Available options include Brembo brake calipers in red or blue, rear spoilers, black roof packages, and Magneride adaptive dampers for performance refinement. The Dark Horse gets unique 19” staggered wheels, performance summer tires, and track cooling enhancements.

Top Expensive Options

  • Magneride Adaptive Suspension (GT/Dark Horse) – $1,750
  • Active Valve Performance Exhaust (adds +6 hp) – $1,225
  • Recaro Sport Seats with Suede Inserts (GT/Dark Horse) – $1,650
  • Dark Horse Appearance Package (Blue Ember paint, black accents) – $4,995
  • Brembo 6-Piston Front Brakes (with color options) – $1,500
  • Ford Co-Pilot360 Active 2.0 (includes BlueCruise) – $2,100
  • Performance Pack (GT) – $4,995
  • Interior Carbon Fiber Appearance Pack – $1,295
  • 10-Speed SelectShift Automatic Transmission – $1,595
  • Convertible Soft Top Premium Audio Pack – $2,200

vs Competitors

The Mustang now stands nearly alone as the last combustion-powered pony car, following the retirement of the Chevrolet Camaro and Dodge Challenger in their V8 forms. Its key rivals include the Toyota GR Supra (3.0), Nissan Z, and the BMW M240i, but none offer the same rear-drive + V8 + manual formula in a mainstream package. The Dark Horse is the first Mustang nameplate launched since the Shelby GT350 and aims at track day drivers who might otherwise shop for a BMW M4, GR Supra Manual, or even a Porsche Cayman GTS. The Mustang’s continued V8 availability, analog driving feel, and track-ready tech give it an edge in enthusiast circles.

Fun Fact

The Mustang Dark Horse is the first Mustang ever to receive its own dedicated badge and model line — not a Shelby or Mach 1, but a new performance tier. It features the most powerful naturally aspirated 5.0L V8 in Mustang history, shared only with Mustang GT3 race cars, and it's the first road-going Mustang with factory-available carbon fiber wheels, when equipped with the optional track pack.

IAAI
Final Bid: $21,600
VIN 1FAGP8UH7R5120893

Lot Details

Final Bid Ford Mustang (2024)

Minimum Final Bid:
$10,200
Average Final Bid:
$18,202
Maximum Final Bid:
$31,950
Source Distribution:
Copart: 64% (46) | IAAI: 36% (26)

Specifications

Engine Versions
3
Original Highest MSRP
~$60,000
The most powerful engine version for models
Engine:
Torque:
0–100 km/h:

The Ford Mustang Dark Horse (2024–...) represents the most advanced, most focused track-ready Mustang with a naturally aspirated V8 — built to close the era of internal combustion muscle in style. With 500 hp from the fourth-generation 5.0L Coyote V8, it delivers sharpened throttle response, improved airflow, and aggressive top-end power that rivals the Shelby GT350.

Key upgrades include a dual throttle body intake, forged internals, and GT350-derived camshafts. Paired with either a Tremec 6-speed manual or lightning-quick 10-speed auto, the Dark Horse is equally at home on twisty roads or closed circuits. With available MagneRide suspension, 4-piston or 6-piston Brembo brakes, and optional Pirelli Trofeo RS tires, it offers turn-in precision and high-speed confidence far beyond the GT.

The chassis remains the updated S550 platform (now S650), but with retuned geometry, stiffer subframes, and improved electronics — including a new drift brake and digital cockpit with customizable cluster and track telemetry.

Inside, the Dark Horse features Blue Ember metallic paint, suede-trimmed Recaro seats, contrast stitching, and optional carbon accents — all designed to echo its dual mission: performance and intimidation.

The Mustang Dark Horse earns its place in the performance registry as the final evolution of the NA Mustang V8 formula, designed for purists who want track-capable, analog-adjacent muscle without hybrid assistance — and with a manual shifter still in place.

Body Styles

Coupe & Convertible

Model Name Meaning (Manufacturer)

“Mustang” is a globally recognized symbol of freedom, rebellion, and performance — named after the wild horse of the American West. It was introduced in 1964 as a stylish, affordable sportscar for young buyers and quickly became a cultural phenomenon. The 2024 Mustang (S650) continues this legacy as the last fully gasoline-powered pony car on the market, marking an emotional milestone in a transitioning automotive landscape. It blends heritage and modernity, retaining a real V8, rear-wheel drive, and manual transmission while embracing digital interiors and performance electronics.

Model Name Meaning (Languages)

“Mustang” requires no translation and is instantly understood across the globe as a metaphor for wildness, speed, and iconic American style. It resonates particularly in regions with strong car cultures such as the U.S., Australia, the UK, and the Middle East. In non-English-speaking countries, it evokes a distinctly Western image of power and liberty, reinforcing its role as Ford’s emotional flagship.

Body & Interior Colors and Rims

The 2024 Mustang arrives with an array of bold and classic finishes including Shadow Black, Iconic Silver, Race Red, Oxford White, and Atlas Blue. New standout colors include Vapor Blue, Grabber Blue Metallic, Carbonized Gray, and Yellow Splash. Dark Horse-exclusive shades like Blue Ember Metallic feature color-shifting flakes, and buyers can choose contrasting roof colors and optional stripe packs for track flair.

Inside, the Mustang has taken a leap forward. All trims feature a digital cockpit with a 12.4” instrument cluster and a 13.2” SYNC 4 touchscreen, integrated into a single curved glass panel in Premium trims. Materials vary from cloth and vinyl on base models to ActiveX faux leather and real leather on GT and Premium trims, with optional suede, contrast stitching, and Dark Horse logos. Ambient lighting, aluminum trim, and fighter-jet-inspired toggles evoke the cockpit theme.

Wheels range from 17” silver 5-spoke alloys on base EcoBoost trims to 19” gloss black and machined-face wheels on GT and Dark Horse models. Available options include Brembo brake calipers in red or blue, rear spoilers, black roof packages, and Magneride adaptive dampers for performance refinement. The Dark Horse gets unique 19” staggered wheels, performance summer tires, and track cooling enhancements.

Top Expensive Options

  • Magneride Adaptive Suspension (GT/Dark Horse) – $1,750
  • Active Valve Performance Exhaust (adds +6 hp) – $1,225
  • Recaro Sport Seats with Suede Inserts (GT/Dark Horse) – $1,650
  • Dark Horse Appearance Package (Blue Ember paint, black accents) – $4,995
  • Brembo 6-Piston Front Brakes (with color options) – $1,500
  • Ford Co-Pilot360 Active 2.0 (includes BlueCruise) – $2,100
  • Performance Pack (GT) – $4,995
  • Interior Carbon Fiber Appearance Pack – $1,295
  • 10-Speed SelectShift Automatic Transmission – $1,595
  • Convertible Soft Top Premium Audio Pack – $2,200

vs Competitors

The Mustang now stands nearly alone as the last combustion-powered pony car, following the retirement of the Chevrolet Camaro and Dodge Challenger in their V8 forms. Its key rivals include the Toyota GR Supra (3.0), Nissan Z, and the BMW M240i, but none offer the same rear-drive + V8 + manual formula in a mainstream package. The Dark Horse is the first Mustang nameplate launched since the Shelby GT350 and aims at track day drivers who might otherwise shop for a BMW M4, GR Supra Manual, or even a Porsche Cayman GTS. The Mustang’s continued V8 availability, analog driving feel, and track-ready tech give it an edge in enthusiast circles.

Fun Fact

The Mustang Dark Horse is the first Mustang ever to receive its own dedicated badge and model line — not a Shelby or Mach 1, but a new performance tier. It features the most powerful naturally aspirated 5.0L V8 in Mustang history, shared only with Mustang GT3 race cars, and it's the first road-going Mustang with factory-available carbon fiber wheels, when equipped with the optional track pack.

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