The Ford Lucano is a concept car built by Ghia in 1978 for Ford. The Lucano was a two-seat sports car based on the European Ford Escort,...

1979 Ghia Concept Car, Probe I represents the re-birth of the “American Dream Car” that Harley Earl’s Buick Y-Job started in 1939 and GM...

The Navarre is based on the U.S. Granada and is the five-seat sport coupe fitted with a 5.0-liter V8. It featured a flat rear deck with...

Highly futuristic, the GTK concept stood for Grand Touring Kombi. It was intended as a sporty, aerodynamic grand touring car with ample...

The Ford Probe II was a concept car built by Ford in 1980. The Probe II was almost a production model geared more towards safety and less...

Pockar was short for "pocket car." The car was small and narrow, yet it was tall. The car had a beige-colored exterior. This small car...

One of the concept cars Ford displayed in 1981 at the Chicago Auto Show was the Mustang RSX. The initials stood for Rallye Sport...

Built on a Ford Granada chassis extended by two inches in length, three inches in height, and four inches in width, the Altair was a...

The two-passenger Super Gnat is proof that small, fuel-efficient cars don't have to look like boxes. Despite its compact 148-inch length...

For Ghia, the possibilities for a city-coupe continued to beckon at the start of the 1980s. The result of this inspiration was the Ghia...

Back in 1981, when the development of the Ford Sierra (project Toni) was reaching the latter stages of its development, management felt...

This concept was based on the Ford Escort and designed by Ghia. A few pre-production EXPs were built just for conceptual design and...

The Cockpit was one of Ford Motor Company’s concept cars of the late 1980s and 1990s – is projected to achieve fuel economy better than...

Based on the American Ford Escort, the Avant Garde was built to study aerodynamics and drag coefficency. The underbody was smooth, the...

The ultimate in small-car packaging is the Aerovan, designed to be either a station wagon or a small van. Built on an Escort platform, it...

The 3000ME (or ME3000), as it was called, utilized a 138 horsepower 3-liter Ford V6, transversely mounted in an independently sprung...

Mini Max is a Ghia platform concept for a two-door sport wagon with a commodious rear compartment and an immense, vertical glass rear...

The Mustang-based Topaz was unveiled at the 1982 Congress of the International Society of Automotive Engineers in Detroit. The Topaz...

Like the Ghia AC of 1981, the Quicksilver was based on the AC ME 3000 chassis, lengthened by eleven inches. Five passengers could be...

Probe IV was, in fact, the third example of the Probe series. Probe II never appeared, and Probe III was a concept created for Ford...

In the Trio, three seats were arranged in an arrowhead arrangement in a width of only 53 inches. The floor was a honeycomb sandwich of...

Based on the architecture of the Fiesta XR2, the Ghia Barchetta was an advanced concept for a two-seat sports car, an attractively open...

Presented at the 1984 Turin Motor Show, the TSX (Touring Sport Extra-4-Wheel-Drive) was a luxurious five-door sport wagon based on the...

The Ghia Vignale Mustang 4WD Prototype Coupe was presented at the 1985 Chicago Auto Show. Built on a Ford Mustang SVO platform and...