Ford has paused sales of the Mustang in Australia, issuing a stop-sale order while it prepares a remedy for a problem that affects examples built as far back as 2023. The hold applies to the model that has long ranked as the country's top-selling sports car, and it prevents dealers from handing over affected vehicles until the fix is carried out.
A stop-sale is a heavier step than a standard recall notice. Rather than simply alerting owners to a potential fault, it freezes deliveries — including cars already sitting in showrooms — so that no customer takes possession of a vehicle that may need work. The exact nature of the fault and the timetable for repairs have not been set
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