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Ford Taunus P4

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The Ford Taunus P4, sold as the Taunus 12M, was a small family car that Ford Germany produced from September 1962 to August 1966. It was the fourth newly designed German Ford after the war and the first Ford with front-wheel drive. Ford in the United States designed it to be sold there as the Ford Cardinal, an all-American rival to the Volkswagen, and when those plans were cancelled the design went to Germany in 1960 to replace the outdated Taunus P1. It introduced a compact V4 engine that became the basis for Ford of Germany engines for twenty years. The P4 came as a two- or four-door saloon, an estate and a van.

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Year
1962 1
Status
Out of production 1
Engine
Compact V4 engine, front-wheel drive 1
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Sedan 1
Body Style
Station Wagon 1
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The Ford Taunus 12M is a small family car produced by Ford Germany from September 1962 to August 1966.

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The Ford Taunus 12M is a small family car produced by Ford Germany from September 1962 to August 1966.
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  • Lead
    The Ford Taunus 12M is a small family car produced by Ford Germany from September 1962 to August 1966.
  • Body
    Taunus P4s came as two or four-door saloons.
  • Body, body style
    A three-door estate car was also offered
  • North American design
    a newly-developed compact V4 engine that would become the basis for engines designed and produced by Ford of Germany for twenty years
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