In 1969 the Corsair's performance was good for a car of its type and period, with a top speed in its later 2.0 litre V4 version of 110 miles per hour as measured by the speedometer, thanks to the progressive 28/36 millimetre twin choke Weber downdraught carburettor. A small number of Corsairs were exported to Australia and New Zealand, and the Corsair was also manufactured in Ireland and South Africa. The Corsair was a midsized car from Ford UK, a long wheelbase Cortina with extra soundproofing.
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manufactured by Ford UK
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a car produced by Ford of Britain between 1963 and 1970
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WikipediaFord Consul Corsair (1963-1965) and Ford Corsair V4 (1965-1970), Britain
was good for a car of its
Year: Ford Consul Corsair (1963-1965) and Ford Corsair V4 (1965-1970), Britain
was good for a car of its
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manufactured by Ford UK
Ford Consul Corsair (1963-1965) and Ford Corsair V4 (1965-1970), Britain, passage 2
of Corsairs were exported to Australia 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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