2015 Ford Mustang: Price, Value & Reliability

Updated

New, the 2015 Mustang was priced from $23,600 (V6) to $51,720 (Mach 1). Reliability: avoid in our NHTSA complaint analysis. NHTSA lists 11 recall campaigns covering the 2015.

MSRP from
$23,600
V6
Reliability
Avoid
NHTSA complaint analysis

2015 Mustang MSRP by trim

2015 Ford Mustang MSRP by trim
TrimMSRP
V6$23,600
EcoBoost$25,170
EcoBoost Premium$29,170
GT$32,100
GT Premium$36,100
Mach 1$51,720

2015 Mustang reliability and recalls

Verdict: Avoid — compared with the Mustang's other model years on severity-weighted NHTSA complaints. 2015 Mustang problems by component →

NHTSA recall campaigns covering the 2015 Ford Mustang
ComponentCampaignDate
Seat belts25V614000Sep 12, 2025
Backup camera / back-over prevention25V572000Sep 3, 2025
Backup camera / back-over prevention22V082000Feb 16, 2022
Service brakes22V011000Jan 13, 2022
Latches, locks & linkages20V331000Jun 8, 2020
Engine & cooling16V779000Oct 26, 2016
Latches, locks & linkages16V643000Sep 6, 2016
Service brakes15V832000Dec 10, 2015
Fuel system15V339000Jun 2, 2015
Fuel system14V774000Dec 5, 2014
Seat belts14V649000Oct 17, 2014

Check whether a specific car's recalls were completed by running its VIN.

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2015 Ford Mustang FAQ

What was the 2015 Mustang MSRP?

V6 $23,600, EcoBoost $25,170, EcoBoost Premium $29,170, GT $32,100, GT Premium $36,100, Mach 1 $51,720.

Is the 2015 Mustang reliable?

No — the 2015 is on our years-to-avoid list for the Mustang, based on severity-weighted NHTSA complaints against the model's other years.

Does the 2015 Mustang have recalls?

NHTSA lists 11 recall campaigns that cover the 2015 Mustang, most recently seat belts (Sep 12, 2025). Check a specific car by VIN to see whether they were completed.