Manual Ford Mustang for Sale

The Mustang is the last American V8 muscle car still in production, and the Tremec-shifted GT, Mach 1, and Dark Horse are the reason enthusiasts keep coming back. Below is every stick-shift Ford Mustang currently listed on Club Manual — from S197 GTs to S550 GT350s and the current S650 Dark Horse.

477 manual Ford Mustang listings are live on Club Manual right now.

Manual Ford Mustang for Sale

There are 477 verified manual Ford Mustang listings on Club Manual right now. The Mustang is the last mainstream American pony car still available with a factory manual — Ford ships a Getrag/Tremec 6-speed on GT, Dark Horse, and (previously) EcoBoost and Mach 1 trims.

Most manual Mustang listings come from the S550 (2015–2023) and current S650 (2024+), plus S197 (2005–2014) GT and Boss 302 cars, and Fox-body / SN95 classics from the enthusiast market. Current asking prices on Club Manual run from $5,999 to $249,995.

Manual Mustang questions

Does Ford still make the Mustang with a manual transmission?

Yes. The 2026 Mustang GT and Dark Horse are still sold new with a standard Tremec 6-speed manual. The EcoBoost four-cylinder is automatic-only.

Which Mustang model years came with a stick shift?

Manual Mustangs span 1979 through the current model year. Enthusiast picks include the S550 GT (2015–2023), Boss 302 (2012–2013), Mach 1 (2021–2023), and current Dark Horse (2024+).

What should I pay for a manual Mustang?

Verified manual Ford Mustang listings on Club Manual currently range from $5,999 to $249,995. Price varies by year, mileage, trim, and condition.

Where can I find a manual Mustang near me?

Every listing on Club Manual is filtered by state and metro. Use the "Browse by State" section below, or save a search to be alerted when a matching manual Ford Mustang is listed near you.

What should I check before buying a used manual Mustang?

On GT350/GT500 and Boss cars, verify track use and originality. On common GTs, check for rear-end damage, clutch wear, and modification history.