By Tim Bartz, Ford Video Guy Here is a complete breakdown of what’s new and what’s changing for the 2027 Ford Mustang, based on the recent order guide updates. If you are looking to place an order, the banks are officially open, with production set to begin in mid-January. The Big Addition: Darkhorse SC Convertible The most significant addition to the 2027 lineup is the introduction of the Darkhorse SC Convertible trim level. Because it is a completely new configuration, it gets several dedicated features you won't find on other models: Brembo Brake Calipers: Finished in Silver Argento with black logos. Suspension: A uniquely tuned MagneRide damping system specifically for the convertible. Aerodynamics: A reduced drag rear spoiler and a unique carbon fiber hood vent. Trim Levels & Pricing Changes Pricing has seen a bit of a shakeup across the board, with several trims actually seeing price drops. (Note: All prices are before the new $2,000 destination charge). Trim Level 2027 Pricing Change from 2026 EcoBoost Fastback $33,095 -$100 EcoBoost Convertible $40,790 +$350 EcoBoost Premium Fastback $36,445 +$100 EcoBoost Premium Convertible $41,945 +$100 GT Fastback $47,800 -- GT Premium Fastback $52,080 -- GT Convertible $57,580 -- Darkhorse $64,080 -- Darkhorse Premium $69,080 -- Darkhorse SC Fastback $103,590 -$100 Darkhorse SC Convertible $121,490 New for 2027 Exterior & Interior Updates Ford has adjusted both the color palette and some standard interior features for the 2027 model year: New Colors: Precision Purple is a brand new color for the year (available on trims), Incognito Green is available exclusively on the Darkhorse SC, and Argon Blue is available only with the Darkhorse Appearance Package. Discontinued Colors: Vapor Blue and Blue Ember have been removed from the lineup. Interior Materials: Front floor mats (in black) are back to being standard equipment after being optional last year. On the EcoBoost Premium (200A), the soft door rollover has been downgraded to a hard door rollover. Discontinued Features: The Emberglo interior option has been deleted. Upgraded Tech & Safety Features Safety tech gets a significant boost across all 2027 Mustangs, becoming standard equipment regardless of trim: Blind Spot Assist: Upgraded to include steering intervention. If you try to merge into a lane where a car is detected, the system will apply steering resistance to keep you in your lane. Clear Exit Warning: If you are parked on the side of the road, the car will warn you not to open your door if it detects approaching traffic or cyclists. Intersection Assist: Standard on all series, this system will automatically apply the brakes if you attempt a turn across an intersection into the path of an oncoming vehicle. Rear Cross Traffic Braking: Now standard, this will actively brake the car if a crossing vehicle is detected while backing up. Connectivity: The vehicle's modem has been upgraded from 4G to 5G. Ford Security Package: A new package that includes features like smart inhibit and theft alerts. It comes with one year of free activation, with an optional 7-year subscription. What's Been Removed? If you are specing out a 2027 Mustang, be aware of a few notable deletions from the order sheet: Rain-Sensing Wipers: Completely removed from all models. They are no longer standard or even optional. Integrated Turn Signals: Removed from the premium packages (EcoBoost 201A, GT 401A, and Darkhorse 700A). Packages Gone: The Darkhorse SC Track Pack Special Edition and the Mustang TLD Signature Edition (EcoBoost) have both been discontinued for 2027. Accessories: The dealer-installed first aid kit has been removed from the order guide (though it is still available via Ford Accessories). If you're ready to build your 2027 Ford Ranger, go to our website where we have a build and price available, https://order.long-mcarthur.com/carresearch/CustomOrder-Trims/Ford/Mustang/2027/. Tim Bartz has worked for Long McArthur Ford since 2001. He is considered an expert when it comes to Ford product information and news.
