New Ford Mustang Costa Mesa, CA


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Who Should Buy the Ford Mustang?

The Ford Mustang is for Orange County drivers who want an iconic performance car for Pacific Coast Highway cruising, canyon drives, and weekend fun — from the efficient EcoBoost to the V8-powered GT and track-ready Dark Horse.

Costa Mesa shoppers looking for a new Ford Mustang don't have to leave the coast to find one. Huntington Beach Ford, at 18255 Beach Blvd, is about 10 miles and 18 minutes away via CA-55 south to CA-1/Beach Blvd, with new Mustang coupes and convertibles available and ready for a test drive.

Why Costa Mesa Drivers Choose Huntington Beach Ford for the Mustang

  • New Mustang trims available: EcoBoost, EcoBoost Premium, GT, GT Premium, and Dark Horse when available.
  • Coupe and convertible test drives without fighting South Coast Plaza traffic.
  • On-site financing and trade-in appraisals, started before you arrive.
  • A short run down Beach Blvd (CA-39) for service and performance maintenance after the sale.
  • Local knowledge of Pacific Coast Highway cruising and canyon-road performance driving in Orange County.

Mustang Overview: Trims, Engines & Features

The new Mustang carries pony-car heritage into a modern lineup: a 2.3L EcoBoost turbo I4 on entry trims for efficient daily performance, or the naturally aspirated 5.0L Coyote V8 on the GT for classic American muscle, plus the range-topping Dark Horse with track-tuned performance packages. Buyers choose between coupe and convertible body styles across EcoBoost, EcoBoost Premium, GT, GT Premium, and Dark Horse, with available performance packages, upgraded brakes, and driver-assist technology.

Why the Mustang Fits Life in Costa Mesa

Costa Mesa's affluent, beach-adjacent lifestyle pairs naturally with the Mustang's dual identity as both a comfortable daily driver and a genuine performance car. A quick hop down Fairview Road or CA-55 puts drivers onto Pacific Coast Highway toward Newport Beach's harbor for a top-down convertible cruise, while the GT's 5.0L V8 and available performance package make weekend runs into the Santa Ana Mountain canyons genuinely rewarding rather than just scenic. It's a car that looks equally at home valet-parked outside Segerstrom Center for the Arts or South Coast Plaza and pulling hard out of a canyon switchback — a combination that fits Costa Mesa shoppers who want one car for both.

Mustang vs the Competition

Sources & last updated: July 2026

Feature Ford Mustang GT Toyota GR Supra
Engine 5.0L naturally aspirated Coyote V8 3.0L turbocharged inline-6
Horsepower approx. 486 hp[1] approx. 382 hp[1]
0–60 mph approx. 4.2 sec[2] approx. 3.9 sec[2]
EPA fuel economy (city/hwy) approx. 15/24 mpg[3] approx. 24/31 mpg[3]
Starting MSRP approx. $32,515 (EcoBoost) / $43,850 (GT)[4] approx. $47,435[4]
Body styles Coupe and convertible Coupe only
Still in production Yes[5] Yes[5]
  1. Horsepower figures: Ford.com (Mustang GT engine specifications) and Kelley Blue Book, KBB.com (Toyota GR Supra engine specifications).
  2. 0–60 mph acceleration: Kelley Blue Book, KBB.com performance data for both vehicles.
  3. EPA fuel economy: EPA, fueleconomy.gov.
  4. Starting MSRP: Kelley Blue Book, KBB.com, cross-referenced with Ford.com and Toyota.com published pricing.
  5. Production status: Ford.com and Kelley Blue Book, KBB.com model-lineup pages.

Figures current at the time of publication.

The GR Supra edges the Mustang GT slightly on paper in acceleration and fuel economy, and it starts several thousand dollars higher. But the comparison that matters most to shoppers in 2026 isn't Mustang versus Supra — it's Mustang versus the rest of the pony-car class. Chevrolet has ended Camaro production and Dodge has ended Challenger production, which leaves the Ford Mustang as the last mainstream American V8 pony car still in production, according to Ford.com and Kelley Blue Book. The Supra is a capable rival, but it's a turbocharged inline-6 coupe only, with no convertible option and no naturally aspirated V8 heritage to draw on.

For Costa Mesa buyers who want the sound and feel of a V8, plus the option to drop the top on a coastal drive, the Mustang GT remains the more versatile choice between the two — and increasingly the only choice if a V8 pony car matters to the purchase decision. See our full Ford Mustang vs Toyota GR Supra comparison for a trim-by-trim breakdown.

Popular Mustang Configurations for Costa Mesa Shoppers

Costa Mesa buyers tend to favor the GT Premium convertible for coastal cruising along PCH and Newport Beach, while the GT coupe with the performance package draws drivers headed for weekend canyon runs. The EcoBoost Premium remains a popular daily-driver pick for buyers who want Mustang styling with better efficiency for the commute.

Getting to Huntington Beach Ford from Costa Mesa

Take CA-55 south to CA-1, then north on Beach Blvd (CA-39) to 18255 Beach Blvd, or take Fairview Road south to Beach Blvd — about 10 miles and roughly 18 minutes either way.

Financing & Offers for Costa Mesa Shoppers

Frequently Asked Questions

How far is Huntington Beach Ford from Costa Mesa?

Huntington Beach Ford is about 10 miles, roughly an 18-minute drive, from Costa Mesa via CA-55 south to CA-1/Beach Blvd, or via Fairview Road to Beach Blvd.

Does Huntington Beach Ford have the new Ford Mustang available for Costa Mesa shoppers?

Yes, we regularly stock new Mustang trims from EcoBoost and EcoBoost Premium to GT and GT Premium, plus Dark Horse when available, so Costa Mesa shoppers can compare coupe and convertible options and test drive close to home.

What engines are available on the new Ford Mustang?

A 2.3L EcoBoost turbo I4 on entry trims or the naturally aspirated 5.0L Coyote V8 on GT and Dark Horse, both available with performance packages and a choice of coupe or convertible body styles.

Is the Mustang still the only V8 pony car available, now that the Camaro and Challenger are discontinued?

Yes. Chevrolet ended Camaro production and Dodge ended Challenger production, leaving the Mustang as the last mainstream American V8 pony car still in production, according to Ford.com and Kelley Blue Book, KBB.com.

Can I get financing or trade-in help at Huntington Beach Ford as a Costa Mesa buyer?

Yes, our finance team helps Costa Mesa shoppers with financing and trade-in appraisals, and can start paperwork before you arrive.

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