We count down the ten most significant Ford machines
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Ten of Ford’s Greatest
Few automotive companies can lay claim to having a formidable global influence. One of them is the Ford Motor Company. From Dearborn to Dagenham, the Blue Oval has created an incredible legacy.
With this in mind, you can imagine the hours spent here at Unique Cars HQ, condensing a cast of hundreds iinto a list of Top Ten Fords of all time. When the dust settled, the results wre as varied as the company itself, with entries sourced from North America, Europe and Australia spanning over a century of motoring. You may nod in agreement or shake your head in disgust, but you’ll surely be grateful for the ride.
Let us know what you think of our top ten via email at uniquecars@primecreative.com.au
Our Top Ten Fords List:
Number 10:
Ford Falcon XR6 Turbo
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Ford XR6 Turbo Simply the best Aussie-developed car
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Number 9:
Ford Sierra RS 500
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Ford Sierra Cosworth RS 500 The ultimate turbocharged homologation special
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Number 8:
Ford Escort MK1
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Ford Escort Mk1 The timeless small car that changed all the rules
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Number 7:
1932 Ford V8
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Ford V8 1932 Henry takes V8 power to the masses
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Number 6:
Ford XY Falcon GT-HO Phase III
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Ford XY Falcon GT0-HO Phase III Australia’s legendary muscle car icon
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Number 5:
Lotus Cortina
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Lotus Cortina Colin Chapman turns family sedan from mild to wild
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Number 4:
Ford F150
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Ford F150 The car that started it all
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Number 3:
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Ford Mustang A phenomenon that proved the allure of horse power… |
Number 2:
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Ford Model T The car that started it all
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Number 1:
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Ford GT40 A masterpiece that beat Ferrari at its own game |