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1965 Ford Corsair

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The Ford Consul Corsair was known from 1965 simply as the Ford Corsair V4, with a V4 engine. The car received positive reviews from motoring journalists, with some reservations about the dash layout and the closeness of the steering wheel to the driver. Although the 1963 to 1965 Corsair range outsold the Classic, the car was not a best seller like the Cortina. A convertible version was built by Crayford Engineering, now very rare.

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1965 1
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Source Wikipedia: Ford CorsairLead paragraph, manufacturertier 2
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manufactured by Ford UK

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Source Wikipedia: Ford CorsairLead paragraphtier 2
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a car produced by Ford of Britain between 1963 and 1970
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  • Ford Consul Corsair (1963-1965) and Ford Corsair V4 (1965-1970), Britain
    Although the 1963-65 Corsair range outsold the Classic
  • Year: Ford Consul Corsair (1963-1965) and Ford Corsair V4 (1965-1970), Britain
    Although the 1963-65 Corsair range outsold the Classic
  • Lead paragraph, manufacturer
    manufactured by Ford UK
  • Ford Consul Corsair (1963-1965) and Ford Corsair V4 (1965-1970), Britain, passage 2
    some reservations about the dash layout and
  • Body style, sedan: Ford Consul Corsair (1963-1965) and Ford Corsair V4 (1965-1970), Britain
    a saloon or estate from 1964 until
  • Body style, station-wagon: Ford Consul Corsair (1963-1965) and Ford Corsair V4 (1965-1970), Britain
    a saloon or estate from 1964 until
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