1939 Ford Eifel

Between 1937 and 1939 the Eifel was also assembled in Hungary and Denmark, as well as in Cologne, so the car of 1939 was built in three countries. It was a car with a 1172 cc side valve engine, derived from the Model C and related to the British Ford Prefect and Anglia. It was named after a mountain range in western Germany, and it made up over half of the Cologne output. The Eifel was a small German Ford based on the British Model C, assembled in Cologne and elsewhere.