Ford Eifel

The Eifel was Ford Germany's small family car of the late 1930s, based on the British Model C of 1934 and named after the Eifel mountains, which first complemented and then replaced the Köln. It came as a sedan, cabriolets, a roadster and a light truck, powered by a 1172 cc side valve engine, and it was assembled in Hungary and Denmark too. More than sixty thousand were made in Germany before the Taunus replaced it. This site gives every generation and every model year its own page, in one generation: the single generation (1935 to 1940).