It's almost surprising to learn that Ford sold a notable 271,322 Mustangs in 1980 because hardly anybody talks about those cars now. That's because today, enthusiasm around the Mustang today skips straight from the 1967 fastbacks to models from the late 80s and beyond, leaving the 1980 model year cars stranded in between. A 1980 Mustang in good condition sells for around $14,200 today, according to Hagerty, an insurance company that publishes pricing guides for collector cars. There's also a hand-built variant, too, built in collaboration with McLaren called the Ford Mustang McLaren M81, though good luck finding it because it's one of the rarest Mustangs Ford ever made. Beyond these markets, you can find the 1980 Mustang on dealer classifieds, and they more or less paint the same picture when it comes to pricing.