Ford Italia

Ford Italia S.p.A.

Company type| Subsidiary
Industry| Automotive
Founded| 1923; 102 years ago (1923)
Founder| Henry Ford
Headquarters|

Rome, Lazio

Italy

Products| Automobiles
Parent| Ford of Europe
Website| ford.it

Ford Italia S.p.A., previously Ford Italiana S.A. and Ford Motor Company Italia, is the Italian subsidiary of the United States–based automaker Ford Motor Company.

## Company history

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Ford founded the Ford Motor Company Italia in Trieste in 1923 to assemble automobiles.[1] The company moved to Bologna in 1933.[1] After the Second World War, the company was renamed Ford Italiana SA.[1] In 1959, it moved to Rome.[1] By 1964, their only independent model was the Ford Anglia Torino. Production ended in 1967,[2] and the company still exists today as Ford Italia S.p.A.

## Vehicles

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First, the models Ford Model T and Ford Model TT[1] and Fordson Tractor were produced. The Ford Anglia Torino was introduced on the basis of the Ford Anglia 105E in 1964.[2] Giovanni Michelotti had revised the bodywork and in particular replaced the rear-sloping rear window.[2] Production took place at OSI.[2] Production of the model ended in 1967.[2] A total of 10,000 copies were sold in Italy.[2]

## References

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1. ^ a b c d e GTÜ Gesellschaft für Technische Überwachung mbH Archived 2013-12-24 at the Wayback Machine (retrieved 22 December 2013)
2. ^ a b c d e f Anglia-Modelle über den Ford Anglia Torino  (retrieved 12 February 2012)

## External links

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* Official website

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Ford of Europe

Ford Motor Company

Subsidiaries
and brands|

| Current|

* Carrozzeria Ghia
* France
* Germany
* Ireland
* Italia
* Romania
* TrustFord
* Turkey
* United Kingdom
* Vignale

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Defunct|

* Belarus
* Latvia

Facilities|

| Current|

* Cologne Body & Assembly (Germany)
* Dagenham Plant (UK)
* Dunton Technical Centre (UK)
* Lommel Proving Grounds (Belgium)
* Saarlouis Body & Assembly (Germany)
* Valencia Plant (Spain)

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Former|

* Bridgend Engine (UK)
* Genk (Belgium)
* Halewood (UK)
* Poissy (France)
* Southampton (UK)
* Trafford Park (UK)

Passenger cars|

| Current|

* Bronco
* Capri EV
* Explorer EV
* Focus
* Kuga
* Mustang
* Mustang Mach-E
* Puma (crossover)

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Past|

* 7W
* 7Y
* Anglia
* B-Max
* Capri
* C-Max
* Classic
* Comète
* Consul
* Consul Capri
* Corsair
* Cortina
* Cougar
* C Ten
* CX
* EcoSport
* Eifel
* Escort
* Explorer
* Fiesta
* Fusion
* Galaxy
* Granada
* GT
* Ka
* Köln
* Maverick
* Mondeo
* Orion
* Pilot
* Popular
* Prefect
* Probe
* Ford Puma (coupé)
* Rheinland
* RS200
* Scorpio
* Sierra
* S-Max
* Squire
* Taunus
* Vedette
* Versailles
* Y
* Zephyr

Commercial
vehicles|

| Minibuses|

* Tourneo Courier
* Tourneo Connect
* Tourneo Custom

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Pickup trucks|

* Ranger
* P100

Trucks and buses (1)|

* A series
* Cargo
* D series
* FK
* R series
* Trader
* Transcontinental

Vans|

| Current|

* Transit Courier
* Transit Connect
* Transit Custom
* Transit

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Past|

* 300E
* 307E
* 400E
* E83W
* Courier
* Escort Van

* (1) Defunct division

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* Category

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Ford Motor Company

Divisions/
marques|

| Current|

* Ford
* Raptor
* Lincoln

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Discontinued|

* Comet (1960–61)
* Continental (1956–59)
* Edsel (1956–59)
* Fordson (1917–64)
* Frontenac (1960)
* Mercury (1938–2011)
* Merkur (1985–89)
* Meteor (1949–76)
* Monarch (1946–61)
* Thames (1939–65)

Subsidiaries|

| Current|

* Automotive Components Holdings
* Changan Ford (China)
* Australia
* Argentina
* Brazil
* Canada
* Credit
* Europe
* France
* Germany
* Ireland
* Italia
* Romania
* United Kingdom
* New Zealand
* Philippines
* Quick Lane
* Southern Africa

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Former|

* Aston Martin
* Chariot
* Cosworth
* Ford Aerospace
* FPV
* Ford India
* Ford Japan
* Hertz Corporation
* Jaguar
* Daimler Company
* Kwik-Fit
* Land Rover
* New Holland Agriculture
* Premier Automotive Group
* Special Vehicle Operations
* Special Vehicle Team
* Spin
* Th!nk
* Troller
* Visteon
* Volvo

Joint ventures and
shareholdings|

| Current|

* AutoAlliance International (50%)
* AutoAlliance Thailand
* Changan Ford (50%)
* Ford Lio Ho (70%)
* Ford Otosan (41%)
* Ford Vietnam (75%)
* Jiangling Motors (32%)

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Former|

* Argo AI (42%)
* AutoLatina (Argentina/Brazil)
* Automotive Fuel Cell Cooperation (49.9%)
* Changan Ford Mazda (China)
* Ford Sollers (Russia)
* Ford Union (Belarus)
* Getrag Ford Transmissions (50%)
* Matford (France)
* Samcor (South Africa)
* Troller (Brazil)

Facilities and
products|

* World Headquarters
* Detroit Corktown campus properties
* Michigan Central Station
* Roosevelt Warehouse
* Engines
* Factories
* Motorcraft
* Mercon
* Platforms
* Proving grounds
* Transmissions
* Vehicles

People|

* Designers
* Ford Family
* Henry Ford (Founder)
* William Clay Ford Jr. (Executive Chairman)
* Jim Farley (CEO)
* List of leaders

Racing teams|

* M-Sport World Rally Team
* Performance
* Team RS
* World Rally Team
* Munchi's

Related topics|

* Big Three
* Dodge v. Ford Motor Co.
* Grimshaw v. Ford Motor Co.
* Fordlândia
* Ford Field
* The Ford Show
* Ford v Ferrari
* History
* Kinetic Design
* New Edge (design language)
* Pay on production
* United States Council for Automotive Research

* Category
* Commons

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Automotive industry in Italy

* Automotive industry
* Transport in Italy
* Economy of Italy

Active|

| Passenger cars
and LCVs|

* Alkè
* Automobili Estrema
* ATS
* Automobili Pininfarina
* De Tomaso
* DR
* Ducati Motor Holding
* Ferrari
* Industria Italiana Autobus
* Martin
* Mazzanti Automobili
* Menarinibus
* Fornasari
* Lamborghini
* OTO Melara
* Pagani
* Piaggio
* Puritalia
* SILK
* Stellantis
* Abarth
* Giannini Automobili
* Alfa Romeo
* Fiat
* Professional
* Lancia
* Maserati
* Sevel

|

Commercial vehicles|

* Iveco
* Astra
* Iveco Bus
* SCV

Quadricycles|

* Casalini
* Giotti Victoria
* Italcar

Racing cars|

* Dallara
* GISA
* Lucchini Engineering
* M.A.T.
* Osella
* Picchio Racing Cars
* Tatuus
* Wolf Racing Cars

Design, engineering,
and coachbuilding|

* Ares Design
* B Engineering
* Cecomp
* Carrozzeria Boneschi
* Carrozzeria Castagna
* Carrozzeria Ghia
* Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera
* Ermini
* Fioravanti
* Giannini Automobili
* Italdesign Giugiaro
* Morelli
* Pininfarina
* Stola
* Studiotorino
* Zagato

Defunct|

| Passenger cars
and LCVs|

* APIS
* ATS
* Bianchi
* Bizzarrini
* BredaMenarinibus
* Ceirano
* Chiribiri
* Cisitalia
* Cizeta
* Diatto
* Fiat S.p.A.
* Autobianchi
* Innocenti
* Isotta Fraschini
* Itala
* Qvale
* Iso
* O.S.C.A.
* S.C.A.T.
* Siata
* Zust

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Commercial vehicles|

* BredaMenarinibus
* Bremach
* De Simon
* OM
* S.P.A.

Quadricycles|

* Grecav

Racing cars|

* Autodromo
* Stanguellini
* Bandini

Design, engineering,
and coachbuilding|

* Autodromo
* Carrozzeria Barbi
* Carrozzeria Garavini
* Carrozzeria Maggiora
* Gruppo Bertone
* I.DE.A Institute

Components|

* Accossato
* Alcantara
* Arrow
* Borrani
* Brembo
* Ceriani
* Colotti Trasmissioni
* Dell'Orto
* FPT Industrial
* VM Motori
* Fondmetal
* Graziano
* ICP
* Isotta Fraschini
* Landi Renzo
* Lombardini
* Marelli Europe
* Carello Lighting
* Weber carburetor
* Malossi
* Martin
* Marzocchi
* MOMO
* OMP Racing
* OZ Group
* Pirelli
* Polini
* Poltrona Frau
* Raicam Industrie
* Sabelt
* SCAM
* Sparco
* SPICA

Foreign subsidiaries|

* Ford

Related topics|

* Bologna Motor Show
* Turin Auto Show
* Autopromotec
* Euro NCAP
* Autostrade

* Category
* Commons

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