2003 Ford Mustang Mach 1

In 2003, Ford did something special for muscle car fans. They brought back the famous Mach 1 name for the first time in decades. It was a one-year-only revival for the "New Edge" style Mustang. Ford built only 9,652 of these coupes. Today, finding one is rare. Finding one like this is almost impossible.

This specific car has driven just 328 miles since it left the factory. While a few low-mileage survivors pop up at auctions, a car with fewer than 1,000 miles is truly exceptional. It is not just a used car. It is a factory-fresh time capsule.

Under the hood sits the famous numbers-matching 4.6-liter Dual Overhead Cam (DOHC) 32-valve V8. This engine was a masterpiece. Ford took the high-flowing cylinder heads from the SVT Cobra and paired them with a camshaft from their 5.4-liter truck engine. This smart combination gave the car incredible pulling power.

The engine pumps out 305 horsepower and 320 lb-ft of torque. That is a big 40-horsepower jump over the previous Bullitt Mustang!

Best of all, this car features the highly sought-after five-speed TR-3650 manual transmission. True car enthusiasts know this is the only way to experience a real Mach 1. The manual transmission also means the engine comes with a strong, factory-forged steel crankshaft built to last.

This Mach 1 is a purist's dream because every single detail is correct for the 2003 model year:

When cars sit in garages for years, important paperwork usually gets lost. Not with this one. This Mustang comes with absolutely everything it had on day one. You get both factory keys, all the original books, and the original Ford window sticker.

For the serious Ford collector, this 328-mile Mach 1 represents a rare chance to own an untouched piece of SVT-era muscle car history.