Ford

By: Brooklands Books . Mercury's sporting Cougar is fully reported on with articles on the GT, XR 7, GT E, CJ, Boss 302 Eliminator and Convertible. Included are road and comparison tests together with technical and performance data on 289, 390, 427, 302,...

By: Jonathan Wood . With 16.5 million built between 1908 and 1927, the Model T Ford was, until overtaken in the 1970s by the Volkswagen Beetle, the most popular car in automotive history. Mass-produced in America and throughout the globe, such was the...

By: Bill Holder, Phil Kunz . Ford and performance always have gone together. From the earliest days of founder Henry in open specials to the modern cars that race in all manner of competitions, cars powered by Ford engines and Ford components have set...

By: Brooklands Books . Ford's large cars have always proved popular as an everyday vehicle. However, one comment throughout the years has been that controls have been difficult to use. On the plus side, for a large car, they are relatively economical and...

By: Brooklands Books . The Fairlane was introduced in 1955 as the highest priced and most luxurious car in the Ford range. Shortly after its introduction, the Skyliner model had the retractable roof, and because of this had become one of the most...

By: Brooklands Books . The Cobra Jet 428 through to the Gran Sport 351s are road-tested. Featured are comparison tests, model introductions, performance data and full specifications. Other articles offer historical comment and advice on restoration. ...

By: Brooklands Books . The Falcon was introduced as a compact line to combat European imports. Originally it depended on simple styling and engineering with an unexciting engine. The Futura was introduced as sporty model to compete with the Chevy Corvair...

By: Brooklands Books . This is a collection of road tests, specifications and technical data, new model reports, consumer analysis and history. Models covered include: Tudor, Customline, 300, Crestline, Skyliner, Ranch Wagon, Thunderbird, Fairlane,...

By: Brooklands Books . The restyled 1961 Continental was a massive success and remained so until a new range was introduced in 1969. Now designated the Mk III, this car had a new design engine, a V8 460cu in to meet the exhaust emission control standards...

By: Brooklands Books . To revive an ailing company the restyled 1961 Continental was a massive success. The styling was so liked that it remained basically unchanged until the new range was introduced in the 1970s. Initially available as a thin-pillar...

By: Brooklands Books . Post-war Lincoln evolved from 1944 to their introduction in 1949. In 1952 the whole range was restyled with Lincoln receiving a new V8 giving 160bhp. Bodily they were high-waisted, having more legroom in the rear. Later boosted to...

By: Tim Howley . The complete story of the original Lincoln Continental, as told in the pages of Continental Comments, the authoritative publication of the Lincoln and Continental Owners Club. Loaded with insightful stories never before published outside...