The Ford Taunus is a classic car model produced by Ford Germany from 1939 until 1982, spanning multiple generations. It was named after the Taunus mountain range and is well-regarded for its variety of body styles including sedans, coupes, and station wagons. Throughout its production, the Taunus evolved in terms of size, engine options, and design to meet changing market demands, reflecting advancements in automotive technology. This model remains a popular icon among classic car enthusiasts, symbolizing German automotive heritage and engineering.
Discontinued Generations
1979 Ford Taunus 80 Turnier (GBNS)
Discontinued Model - Production: 1979-1982
- Model Year: 1979
Body Style: Wagon
1976 Ford Taunus Turnier (GBNS)
Discontinued Model - Production: 1975-1982
- Model Year: 1976
Body Style: Sedan
1976 Ford Taunus (GBTS,GBFS,CBTS)
Discontinued Model - Production: 1975-1979
- Model Year: 1976
Body Style: Sedan
1971 Ford Taunus (GBFK)
Discontinued Model - Production: 1970-1976
- Model Year: 1971
Body Style: Sedan
1971 Ford Taunus (GBTK)
Discontinued Model - Production: 1970-1976
- Model Year: 1971
Body Style: Sedan
1971 Ford Taunus Coupe (GBCK)
Discontinued Model - Production: 1970-1976
- Model Year: 1971
Body Style: Coupe
1971 Ford Taunus Turnier (GBNK)
Discontinued Model - Production: 1970-1976
- Model Year: 1971
Body Style: Wagon
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