BaT Finds: Ultra-Low-Mile Mach 1, Whipple S650, and ProCharged S550 Coyotes
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Catch-up for today’s BaT Finds slot: the Mustang board is stacked with Foxes and classics as usual, but there are still a handful of 2011+ Coyote cars worth watching — S197, S550, and S650 only. Here are five that stand out for mileage, boost, or buyer math.
165-Mile 2021 Mach 1 6-Speed (Grabber Yellow)
If you want a modern Coyote that still feels special without going Dark Horse money, this is the one to open first. BaT’s 165-mile 2021 Mach 1 is Grabber Yellow with black and white stripes, Ebony Recaros, the Handling and Elite packages, a Tremec six-speed, and a Torsen 3.73. Factory rating is 480 hp from the Gen 3 Coyote — and at 165 miles, you are basically buying a time capsule with the parts Mach 1 buyers actually care about (cooling, aero, and the Handling Package hardware).
Why Coyote owners care: true low-mile Mach 1 manuals are getting scarce on BaT, and Grabber Yellow still stops scrolls. Current bid is about $53,500 with the auction wrapping today (Sep 30). That is real money versus a used GT, but it is also a lot less than chasing a unicorn GT350R — and this one is still a Coyote.
Supercharged 6k-Mile 2024 GT Premium — Whipple Gen 6 / Manual
S650 Coyote shoppers watching boost builds should bookmark the 6k-mile 2024 Mustang GT Premium fastback. Seller-side story: Whipple Gen 6 Stage II 3.0L blower and intercooler, Kooks long-tubes, supporting fuel/oil hardware, six-speed manual, Dark Matter Gray over Black Onyx. This is the “already did the expensive parts” path for a Gen 4 Coyote.
Why it matters: bolting a Whipple onto a new S650 yourself is calendar time and dyno money. Buying someone else’s finished street car can be cheaper than stacking crates — if the tune, belt, and heat management check out in the comments. Current bid sits near $29,000 with the auction ending Oct 1. That number looks almost too low for a blown 6k-mile S650; read the listing carefully and assume the market will keep climbing into the close.
ProCharged 20k-Mile 2015 GT Premium — Ending Today
The other “ending today” Coyote is a black-on-Ebony 2015 Mustang GT Premium with the GT Performance Package, six-speed, and a ProCharger D-1SC centrifugal kit plus GT350 intake manifold, Texas Speed headers, DeatschWerks 1000cc injectors, X-pipe, and Roush axle-back. Twenty thousand miles, no reserve.
Why S550 owners care: this is a classic centrifugal Coyote street build — the kind of parts list forums still recommend when someone asks how to make honest mid-600s without a roots blower hanging off the front. Current bid is about $26,750 and the hammer is set for today (Sep 30). No-reserve ProCharged PP cars at this mileage usually bring company in the last hour.
27k-Mile 2016 Saleen 302 White Label Convertible
Factory-adjacent specials: a 2016 Saleen 302 White Label convertible in Oxford White over Ebony, six-speed automatic, Saleen graphics/badging, about 27k miles. Prior BaT history in the description (seller bought it on BaT in 2024), which is useful paper trail for Coyote drop-top shoppers who want something rarer than a stock GT convertible.
Why it matters: Saleen White Label cars are a known quantity on the S550 platform — not as extreme as a Super Snake, but more interesting than another base GT. Current bid around $16,500 with the auction running through Oct 3. Convertible Coyotes always trade differently than coupes; watch the comment thread for soft-top and Saleen documentation notes.
One-Owner 2012 GT Convertible Premium 6-Speed
For the S197 Coyote crowd that still wants a clean driver, BaT has a one-owner 2012 Mustang GT Premium convertible: Performance White over Saddle leather, six-speed manual, Comfort Package, 24k miles. Gen 1 Coyote, factory 412 hp, no drama build sheet.
Why it matters: this is the accessible end of today’s list — honest early Coyote drop-top math without boost or boutique badges. Current bid about $11,000, ending Oct 5. If you want a first Coyote that is already sorted and still fun with a mild exhaust and tune later, this is the one to run the Carfax and soft-top photos on.
Quick take
Two auctions close today (Mach 1 and the ProCharged 2015), the Whipple S650 follows tomorrow, then the Saleen and the S197 convertible. We skipped GT350Rs and Trinity GT500s on purpose — those are not Coyotes. If you are bidding, read the comments, confirm the title state, and treat every bid figure above as a snapshot, not a guarantee.
More Coyote shopping context: our S197 vs S550 vs S650 buyer guide and the Coyote build order guide.
