Fender Guitar Price: Every Current Model Compared

The cheapest model in the current Fender catalog is the FA-25 Dreadnought at $109.99. On the electric side, the Mexico-built Player series is the traditional entry point to the Fender name, starting around $699.

The same model roughly doubles crossing the border: a Player II Stratocaster (Ensenada) lists around $799 while the American Professional II (Corona) is about $1,699. The table above shows both side by side — sort by official price and the US/Mexico line is easy to spot around $1,300.

Squier is Fender's licensed budget brand: the same Stratocaster and Telecaster designs built in Indonesia and China from $199, versus $699+ for the cheapest Mexico-built Fender versions. The full Squier catalog is tracked on its own page in this index.

At authorized dealers, rarely on current models — MAP pricing keeps advertised prices uniform. The exceptions this table catches: outgoing finishes, series transitions, and dealer-exclusive runs, which independent shops discount to move. That is what the Best dealer column tracks.

The full Fender catalog is synced from the brand's own storefront data, most recently on July 26, 2026, and dealer prices are synced weekly on the same ritual, most recently on July 26, 2026. Prices at checkout can differ briefly if a store changes price between our syncs.