By 1991 the Country Squire was the slowest selling Ford vehicle in North America, with less than 4,000 produced, and production of the 1991 model ceased in December 1990. For 1992, as Ford redesigned its Ford and Mercury full size vehicles, the station wagon body style was not included in the redesign. The role of the 8 passenger station wagon was passed on to the Ford Taurus and Mercury Sable. The Country Squire was the top level Ford station wagon, distinguished by woodgrain bodyside trim.
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assembled by American automaker Ford
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WikipediaEighth generation (1979-1991)
By 1991, the Country Squire was the
Year: Eighth generation (1979-1991)
By 1991, the Country Squire was the
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assembled by American automaker Ford
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of the 1991 model ceased in December
Body style, station-wagon: Eighth generation (1979-1991)
the 400 and 460 V8 to the
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