Ford UK

By: Russell Hayes . When launched in 1962 the Cortina rocketed to the top of the sales charts and stayed there for 20 years. To mark 50 years since the Cortina's introduction, this exhaustively researched history tells the car's story in more detail than...

By: Martyn Morgan Jones . Description The first Capri that the author ever saw was a brand new metallic gold 1600GT XLR. Even parked up, it looked as if it was doing 100mph! The thrusting bonnet, sporty Rostyles, lashings of chrome and the wonderful...

By: Giles Chapmna . Description 'Dad's' and 'Cortina': two words that go together like 'gammon' and 'pineapple', `Raquel' and Welch', 'Dunn' and 'Co', 'Kevin' and 'Keegan'. This book celebrates the special bond between your Old Man and the legendarily...

By: Mark Paxton . Ford Capri The Essential Buyer's Guide, a book by Mark Paxton, covering all Ford Capri models (except RS) 1969 - 1986 and all Mercury Capri models (USA) 1970 - 1977. When launched, the Ford Capri was revolutionary. It was a car that set...

By: Karl Ludvigsen . The fabulous success of Ford's Mustang in America inspired Ford's British and German branches to do likewise. The sporty coupe they created, the Ford Capri, was launched in 1969 as the first joint production of the brand-new Ford of...

By: Graham Robson . The Ford Transit, 40 years old in 2005, is an icon, and this fun book packed with facts, anecdotes, photographs, celebrity shots and technical diagrams celebrates what has been one of the most successful Light Commercial Vehicles ever...

By: Graham Robson . Ford has been active in touring car racing since the very start. From the first modest performance with Zephyrs in the 1950s, through spectacular success with LotusCortinas in the 1960s, the Escort RS1600s, Capri RS2600s, and the...

By: Graham Robson . This book describes the birth, development, and rallying career of the original Ford Escort, one of  Europe's Rally Giants in the early 1970s, providing a compact and authoritative history of where, how and why it became so...

By: Dave Turner . - AUTHORISED OFFICIAL REPRINT FROM MERCIAN MANUALS - Few cars achieve the familiarity necessary to make their very name a household word - Ford's just pre- and postwar 'people's car' did it easily, quite simply as the Ford Pop...

By: Brooklands Books . Ford moved its large car range up-market in 1962 with the introduction of the Mk III models. The Consul name disappeared and the 4-cylinder car was then called the Zephyr 4. A restyled Zephyr 6 remained, and at the top of the range...

By: Graham Robson . ALTHOUGH COSWORTH'S original link with Ford was with the Formula Junior engine of 1960, the first Cosworth- badged Ford road car did not appear until 1985. Although Cosworth had already developed many fine engines for Ford — the...

By: Eric Dymock . 2nd hand book in good condition Ford sold cars in Britain from the dawn of the twentieth century. It made them in Manchester from 1911 with components imported from America, which completed their journey to Trafford Park up the...