Ford revived the Courier nameplate for 1972 after a hiatus of twelve years, putting it on its first compact pickup, a rebranded Mazda B Series. It was the first product that the two companies marketed jointly, launching an alliance that would last through 2020 production, and it was sold worldwide. The Courier was a Ford nameplate used on very different vehicles in different places and years, from sedan deliveries to pickups and vans.
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Source Wikipedia: Ford CourierLead paragraph, manufacturertier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, manufacturer
used by Ford since the early 1950s
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The Courier was manufactured by Toyo Kogyo (Mazda) and imported to North America and sold by Ford Motor Company
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WikipediaFirst generation (1972-1976)
For 1972 production, Ford revived the Courier nameplate after a 12-year hiatus, applying it to its first compact pickup truck, a rebranded version of the Mazda B-Series.
Year: First generation (1972-1976)
For 1972 production, Ford revived the Courier nameplate after a 12-year hiatus, applying it to its first compact pickup truck, a rebranded version of the Mazda B-Series.
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used by Ford since the early 1950s
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