The 1975-1980 Ford Granada was a descendant of the 1960s midsize Fords, but the 1981-1982 Granada was based on the same Fox platform as the Mustang, Cougar, and Fairmont. Here's one found in Colorado.

In 1978, the Granada received a 250-cubic-inch straight-six rated at 94 hp as the base engine; this car has the thirstier 302-cubic-inch V8, good for 134 horses. According to the build tag on this ...

Junked 1978 Ford Granada Sedan. By Autoweek Published: Oct 4, 2017. Save Article. Murilee Martin. 1. Murilee Martin. The final US-built vehicles based on the 1960 Falcon chassis design were ...

The Ford Granada was born in 1975 on an old platform dating to 1960, and by the dawn of the '80s, it was ready to be modernized and downsized. Thus, in 1981, it moved to the Fox platform.

It’s cheap for a good reason, as it is not exactly a collectible’s car, but this first-generation Ford Granada might still attract a passionate enthusiast who sighs every time they see a ...

Given the incredible number of Ford Granadas sold to rental car companies American car buyers, you'd think we'd have seen quite a few of them in this series. ... 1977 Ford Granada.

Used 1981 Ford Granada 2 Door Sedan Options. Enter Mileage and Select Options. Selected Trim: 2 Door Sedan. Mileage (Optional) Mileage changes a vehicle’s value. The default value is used if mileage ...

Ford launched the Granada for the 1975 model year as the company's entry into the burgeoning luxury compact segment and yet another car named for a city on the Iberian Peninsula.

(The European Granada sedan, a U.K. icon and sold there by Ford Europe from 1972 to 1994, is unrelated to Ford's late 1970s car by the same name in the U.S.) He is still rocking the tape player ...

Enter Ford's offering, in the form of the Lincoln Versailles. Essentially a rebadged Ford Granada, the Versailles took the bland sedan and added a new grill, trunk and paint finishings.