THOSE GRANADA COUPES

Philip Winward

I have just been reading the Granada Marques and Models in the September issue. You mention that the coupé was not available in the UK. This was not the case – it was available from Ford dealers, but it just did not sell well, hence the limited numbers available. [Andrew Roberts did say that early in the feature, but went on to say that 1974 saw Ford modify the Coupé's lines, and in July the Ghia version became available at a price of £3574 – the sole two-door Granada officially marketed in the UK – Ed.] I remember the Coupé dealer launch well, but not for the normal reasons. As you may remember, in those days a new model was a special event and dealers had a preview evening the…

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Classics World (Digital) - 1 Issue, October 2024

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