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Ford closed down in Australia because it could not compete with the cheaper models being produced overseas. For example the imported GT Mustang was sold here a lot cheaper than the ugly looking GT Falcon.

We don't have that option here in Australia because of the huge demands. We currently only get the Ecoboost or the GT Premium 5.0 models & the price of a Premium 5.0 convertible starts from AUD $75,000 Drive Away price.

Ford USA, if the Mustang is truly supposed to be a World car, why do we have to wait so long before we can get our cars here in Australia. (Currently 12 months wait) We currently can't even test drive any Mustangs due to Ford not keeping up with our supply demands & also because all imported...

Jan 18, 2017 Motor Magazine Australia: It’s only been on Aussie shores for a little over 12 months, but the Ford Mustang will undergo a significant transformation for the 2018 model year. Most notable is the revised styling, with a lower, redesigned bonnet and grille along with new bonnet vents...

I hope this Mustang doesn't lose it's extra power when it's sold as a Euro model overseas!

http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=110723&stc=1&d=1484746255

http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=110719&stc=1&d=1484743238

Ruby Red Convertible, side on view & top view if you can.

The 2018 Mustang looks pretty good & has a digital dash.

I totally agree. I went to 4 different Ford dealers yesterday & nobody knew anything about the 2018 models. Here in Australia, the 2017 models haven't even arrived yet. We currently have at least a 6 months wait for our Mustangs to arrive, it was previously a 13 month wait back in July 2016.

http://giosautocare.org/2018-ford-mustang-specs-info-and-update/2018-ford-mustang-convertible-news-and-reviews/

Picture of new 2018 Mustang? I just saw this picture online of a supposably 2018 Mustang, is this in fact what it will look like or could it just be wishful thinking?