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ford granada 2.8
ford granada 2.8
ford granada 2.8
ford granada 2.8
ford granada 2.8
ford granada 2.8
ford granada 2.8
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FORD GRANADA blue
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FORD GRANADA green
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FORD GRANADA interior
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FORD GRANADA red
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FORD GRANADA silver
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FORD GRANADA white
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ford granada

Despite the fact that the Sierra had demonstrated moderate offering, Ford pressed-on with its aeromechanic styling, dispatching the likewise styled Granada Mk3 only three years after the fact. Like the Sierra it was propelled on the outside, and generally traditional under the skin, yet in any case it swarmed with the most recent innovation. Indeed, the Granada Mk3's fundamental cup of tea was that it was the first European auto to offer ABS over the reach as standard. In Europe, the all-new auto gained an all-new name – Scorpio – yet in the UK Ford would not like to hazard further distancing existing clients with its new hatchback, and utilized the moniker to indicate the top models in the reach - over the Ghia.

Four-pot forms were underpowered until the entry of the later twin-cams, yet V6s were more than proficient. Later Cosworth models are bona fide future classics, while the 1990s cantina and home are yet to discover their spot, in spite of the fact that they do have religion claim. Facelifted 'bug-eye' Scorpios from 1994 stunned when propelled, yet are looking better as time proceeds onward - a true marker that Ford was on top of things with these au

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