Mustang History: 1997
For all intents and purposes, 1997 is a carryover year. The only change is the loss of the honeycomb grille that appeared in 1996. A revised security system became standard on all models, and the standard interior received new flecked fabric.
With 19.5% share, Mustang is the sales leader in the U.S. small specialty segment.
Engines
- 3.8L V6 150HP (Standard)
- 4.6L V8 215HP (GT)
- 4.6L DOHC 32v V8 305HP (Cobra)
Production
- Coupe, standard: 56,812
- Coupe, GT: 18,464
- Coupe, Cobra: 6,961
- Convertible, standard: 11,606
- Convertible, GT: 11,413
- Convertible, Cobra: 3,088
- -Total-: 108,344
Prices
- Coupe, standard: $15,880
- Coupe, GT: $18,525
- Convertible, standard: $21,280
- Convertible, GT: $24,510
- Coupe, Cobra: $25,335
- Convertible, Cobra: $28,135
Colors
- Aztec Gold
- Black
- Crystal White
- Deep Forest Green
- Laser Red
- Moonlight Blue
- Pacific Green
- Rio Red
- Autumn Orange
- Deep Violet
Original Advertisements
Photos
Recent Stories
- Mustang GTD the Fastest, Most Powerful Production Mustang in History
- The First-Ever Ford Mustang GTD
- 200 MPH Wind Tunnel Treadmill Helped Design the Most Aerodynamic, Track Capable Mustang
- 2024 Mustang Dark Horse Delivers 500 Horsepower, GT Delivers 480 Horsepower
- Ford Introduces Mustang Dark Horse and New Family of Track-Only Race Ponies
- Seventh Generation Mustang Revealed
Recent Forum Posts
- Unable to post Primary Photo
- Ford Mustang (1964-1973)
- Small problem...
- New Mustang
- Hi community
- Hi all
Participate In The Forums
Create new posts and participate in discussions. It's free!
Mustangs For Sale
- 2019 Mustang Bullitt: $41,500
- 1995 Mustang GT 5.0: $6,500 OBO
- 2008 Mustang Bullitt: $30,000
- 1994 Mustang GT: $6,000
- And more...
Looking to buy or sell a Mustang? Check out Mustangs For Sale.