Ford GRANADA

The FORD GRANADA (GGTL, GGFL) was a saloon car produced between 1972 and 1975. This model was popular for family use and city driving, thanks to its comfortable size and practical design. It featured a rear-wheel-drive system, which was common for cars of its time, providing a smooth and stable ride. The car was equipped with a petrol engine, specifically a 1.7-liter engine with the code TV 17 H. This engine had four cylinders and two valves per cylinder, offering a balanced performance for everyday driving.

The FORD GRANADA used either an intake manifold injection or a carburettor for its fuel system, which was typical for the era. It produced a power output of 75 PS or 55 kW, making it suitable for various driving conditions. The car did not have a catalytic converter, which was not unusual for vehicles from the early 1970s. It also featured hydraulic brakes, but lacked modern systems like ABS or ASR. Overall, the GRANADA was a reliable choice for those looking for a straightforward and dependable saloon car.