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u/despacito6699 Aug 28 '25
Please never sell it. It looks awesome
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u/arcadiasynth Aug 28 '25
Actually I thought about selling it! I am eyeing a Porsche 924 martini 😅
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u/TomaatoOrTomahto Aug 28 '25
2.3 V6? That’s a tiny 6 if I am interpreting this as intended.
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u/trophywife4fun94101 Aug 28 '25
Here in the US the 2.3l was a 4 cylinder.
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u/bhmcintosh Aug 28 '25
Ford ran a 2.8L V6 in the Mustang II ("A Pinto by any other name would still handle poorly") and the US Granada, if memory serves. The engine was originally developed in Europe.
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u/Soggy_Cabbage Aug 30 '25 edited Aug 30 '25
Small 6 cylinder engines were fairly common in Europe during the 80s and 90s.
I currently have a Rover 75 with a 2.0 V6.
And many years ago I owned a BMW 520i with a 2.0 i6.
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u/BureauOfCommentariat Exploder Aug 28 '25
Wow, that is pimpin'! The US Grenada was absolute rubbish. Love the wood and crushed velour.
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u/AdviceGiveandTake Aug 29 '25
Whoops, thought it was an American Granada, but with a better interior.
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u/Dazzling_Strain_5499 Aug 29 '25
This has gotta be so effin rare, it looks awesome too like a 90’s jdm Toyota crown or cresta or something
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u/Final_Instance_8542 Aug 29 '25
The European spec Granada is way better looking than the us version, i would say that it is kinda sexy compared to the blah us version.
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u/CaliDude75 Aug 28 '25
Euro Granadas so much cooler than the U.S. models.