Car and Driver says that the Mustang Raptor would start at around $90,000, while the supercharged Mustang Raptor R would start at approximately $110,000, making it a true bargain alongside the sporty off-road coupes from Italy and Germany.
The idea of an all-wheel-driven Mustang is not entirely alien either, as splined front hubs have been fitted to the pony car since 2015, and several rumors suggested the S650 would power both axles as a hybrid. Perhaps those plans were scrapped to refocus on an off-road project, or perhaps an AWD Mustang production car will only arrive once the sports car is inevitably electrified.
Either way, it’s an interesting thing to contemplate. Would you pay six figures for a Mustang off-roader, or is the idea too sacrilegious and outlandish to warrant a second thought?