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Ford Consul 1972-76
In 1972 the 'Consul' name was given to a new lower-priced version of the pan-European Ford Granada. Standard engine was the 1996 cc Essex V4, or 2495 cc Essex V6, but there was also a 2994 cc Essex V6 option for the Consul GT. Both 4-door saloon and 5-door Estate bodies were offered. In 1975 Ford dropped the 'Consul' badge and these cars were re-badged as 'Granada'.
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Ford Consul 2500 V6 Estate - badge on tailgate
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Ford Consul 2500 V6 Estate. The Consul undercut the price of the Granada and was not as well equipped. Most Consuls had a1996 cc Essex V4, or 2495 cc Essex V6, but in Germany the 1680 cc Ford Taunus V4 engine was offered. There was also a Consul GT fitted with the Granada 2994 cc Essex V6 engine.
Ford Consul 2500 V6 Estate front
Ford Consul 2500 V6 Estate. From 1972-76 a base model of the new Granada was produced named 'Consul' and was given the 1996 cc Essex V4, or 2495 cc Essex V6 engines
Ford Consul 2500 V6 Estate rear
Ford Consul 2500 V6 Estate. The Consul Estate shared the body of the Granada Estate but was fitted with less equipment. The Estate Consul was given the 2500 V6 engine as standard
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Ford Consul 2500 V6 Estate. The Granada and Consul Estates were built by Ford, unlike the Zephyrs and Zodiacs that went befor
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Ford Consul MkI, MkII
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Ford Granada
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