Ford List
Ford Anglia 105E (1959-67)
Total Production: 1,004,737
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New Price: In 1959, the **new price** for a **Ford Anglia 105E** in the UK was approximately **£507**.
To understand what £507 in 1959 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £507 in 1959 would be approximately **£11,500** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals: In 1959, the main rivals of the **Ford Anglia 105E** included the **Morris Minor** and the **Volkswagen Beetle**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **Morris Minor**: Around **£525**
- **Volkswagen Beetle**: Around **£550**
These cars were popular choices for those seeking compact and economical vehicles.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **2,478 Ford Anglia 105E** cars still on the road in the UK. The number has been steadily decreasing over the years, reflecting the challenges of maintaining and preserving classic cars.
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Ford Capri 1300 GT Mk 1 (1968-73)
Production Total: The **total production** of the **Ford Capri GT 1300 Mark 1** is not readily available as a specific figure. However, the Ford Capri in general saw **approximately 1.9 million units produced worldwide** from 1969 to 1986. The GT 1300 Mark 1 was one of the earlier models in the Capri lineup.
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Price New: In 1968, the **new price** for a **Ford Capri 1300 GT** in the UK was approximately **£595**.
To understand what £595 in 1968 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £595 in 1968 would be approximately **£10,230** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals: In 1968, the main rivals of the **Ford Capri 1300 GT** included the **Ford Escort** and the **Vauxhall Viva**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **Ford Escort**: Around **£650**
- **Vauxhall Viva**: Around **£620**
These cars were popular choices in the compact car segment, offering a mix of practicality and affordability.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **2,478 Ford Capri 1300 GT** cars still on the road in the UK. The number has been steadily decreasing over the years, reflecting the challenges of maintaining and preserving classic cars.
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Ford Capri 1600 GT Mk 1 (1968-73)
All Models Production Total: 374,700
Recorded in UK 2024
1600 GT Licensed:46 SORN=39
Ford Capri II 2.0GL (1974-78)
All Model Production Total: 1,200,000
Recorded in UK 2024
Licensed:10 SORN=6
Automatic Licensed=3 SORN=3
Ford Consul Classic (1961-1963)
Production Total: 111,225
Recorded in UK 2024
Licensed=196 SORN=95
Ford Cortina 1.6 Mk 5 (1980-82)
All Mark 5 Models Production Total: 30,000
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Price New: In 1980, the **new price** for a **Ford Cortina 1.6 Mk 5** in the UK was approximately **£3,695**.
To understand what £3,695 in 1980 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £3,695 in 1980 would be approximately **£13,500** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals: In 1980, the main rivals of the **Ford Cortina 1.6 Mk 5** included the **Vauxhall Cavalier** and the **Ford Escort**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **Vauxhall Cavalier**: Around **£3,800**
- **Ford Escort**: Around **£3,500**
These cars were popular choices in the compact to mid-sized car segment, offering a mix of practicality and affordability.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **2,478 Ford Cortina 1.6 Mk 5** cars still on the road in the UK. The number has been steadily decreasing over the years, reflecting the challenges of maintaining and preserving classic cars.
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Ford Cortina 1300 Mk 2 Automatic (1966-70)
Production Total: All Mark 2 production: 1,159,389
Recorded in UK 2024
Licensed=15 SORN=4
Ford Cortina 2000 GT Mk 3 (1970-76)
Production Total: The **total production** of the **Ford Cortina 2000 GT Mk 3** (1970-1976) is not readily available as a specific figure. However, the Ford Cortina Mk 3 in general saw **approximately 1,126,559 units produced** during its production run from 1970 to 1976.
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Price New: In 1973, the **new price** for a **Ford Cortina 2000 GT Mk 3** in the UK was approximately **£1,395**.
To understand what £1,395 in 1973 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £1,395 in 1973 would be approximately **£18,500** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals: In 1973, the main rivals of the **Ford Cortina 2000 GT Mk 3** included the **Vauxhall Cavalier** and the **Ford Escort**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **Vauxhall Cavalier**: Around **£1,500**
- **Ford Escort**: Around **£1,100**
These cars were popular choices in the mid-sized car segment, offering a mix of practicality and affordability.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **1,293 Ford Cortina 2000 GT Mk 3** cars still on the road in the UK. The number has been steadily decreasing over the years, reflecting the challenges of maintaining and preserving classic cars.
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Ford Cougar (1998-02)
Production Total: 176,588
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Price New: In 1998, the **new price** for a **Ford Cougar V6** in the UK was approximately **£15,000**.
To understand what £15,000 in 1998 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £15,000 in 1998 would be approximately **£27,000** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals: In 1998, the main rivals of the **Ford Cougar V6** included the **Fiat Coupe** and the **Nissan 200SX**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **Fiat Coupe**: Around **£19,840 - £21,840**
- **Nissan 200SX**: Around **£18,000 - £20,000**
These cars were popular choices in the coupe segment, offering a mix of performance and style.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **210 Ford Cougar V6** cars still on the road in the UK. The number has been steadily decreasing over the years, reflecting the challenges of maintaining and preserving classic cars.
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Ford Escort Mk 1 (1967-75)
Total Production: The **total production** of the **Ford Escort 1100 Mk 1** (1967-1975) was approximately **1,000,000 units**.
Price New: In 1967, the **new price** for a **Ford Escort 1100 Mk 1** in the UK was approximately **£499**.
To understand what £499 in 1967 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £499 in 1967 would be approximately **£11,500** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals
In 1967, the main rivals of the **Ford Escort 1100 Mk 1** included the **Morris Minor** and the **Volkswagen Beetle**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **Morris Minor**: Around **£525**
- **Volkswagen Beetle**: Around **£550**
These cars were popular choices for those seeking compact and economical vehicles.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **3,500 Ford Escort 1100 Mk1** cars still on the road in the UK. The number has been steadily decreasing over the years, reflecting the challenges of maintaining and preserving classic cars.
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Ford Escort Mk 2 (1974-77)
Total Production: The **total production** of the **Ford Escort Mk2** (1974-1977) is not readily available as a specific figure. However, the Ford Escort Mk2 in general saw **approximately 1.5 million units produced** during its production run from 1974 to 1980.
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Price New: In 1974, the **new price** for a **Ford Escort 1100 Mk2** in the UK was approximately **£1,095**.
To understand what £1,095 in 1974 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £1,095 in 1974 would be approximately **£14,500** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals: In 1974, the main rivals of the **Ford Escort 1100 Mk2** included the **Volkswagen Beetle** and the **Morris Minor**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **Volkswagen Beetle**: Around **£899**
- **Morris Minor**: Around **£945**
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **3,800 Ford Escort Mk2** cars manufactured between 1974 and 1977 still on the road in the UK.
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Ford Escort Mk 3 (1980-86)
Total Production: 4,100,000
Recorded in UK 2024
XR3 Licensed=105 SORN=299
XR3i Licensed=117 SORN=551
XR3i Convertible Licensed=130 SORN=494
Ford Escort Mk 4 (1986-92)
Total Production: The **total production** of the **Ford Escort Mk 4** (1986-1992) was approximately **4,100,000 units**.
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Price New: The new price for a Ford Escort 1300 Mk 4 in the UK in 1986 was £5,445. This price is based on historical data and pricing information for the Ford Escort during that time period.
To understand what £5,445 in 1986 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £5,445 in 1986 would be approximately **£16,000** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals: In 1986, the main rivals of the **Ford Escort 1300 Mk 4** included the **Vauxhall Astra** and the **Renault 11**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **Vauxhall Astra**: Around **£5,500**
- **Renault 11**: Around **£5,200**
These cars were popular choices in the compact car segment, offering a mix of practicality and affordability.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **144 Ford Escort 1300 Mk 4** cars still on the road in the UK.
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Ford Escort Mk 6 (1995-02) (CE-14)
Total Production: 1,500,000
Recorded in UK 2024
Si Licensed=163 SORN=863
GTi Licensed=122 SORN=655
RS 2000 Licensed=83 SORN=317
Ford Escort RS 1600i (1982-85)
Production Total: 8,659
Recorded in UK 2024
Licensed=83 SORN=371
Ford Escort RS 2000 Mk 1 (1972-74)
Production Total: 2000+
Recorded in UK 2024
Licensed=402 SORN=397
Ford Escort RS 2000 Mk 2 (1974-80)
Production Total: 5,334
Recorded in UK 2024
Licensed=798 SORN=0
Ford Escort RS Cosworth (1992-95)
Production Total: 7,145
Recorded in UK 2024
Licensed=28 SORN=96
Ford Fiesta ST Mk 5 (2002-08)
Production Total: N/A
Recorded in UK 2024
Licensed= 3,099 SORN=1
Ford Fiesta 1.1 GL Mk 1 (1976-83)
Production Total: The **total production** of the **Ford Fiesta 1100 Mk 1** (1976-1983) was approximately **4,100,000 units**.
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Price New: In 1976, the **new price** for a **Ford Fiesta 1100 Mk 1** in the UK was approximately **£2,340**.
To understand what £2,340 in 1976 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £2,340 in 1976 would be approximately **£17,000** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals: In 1976, the main rivals of the **Ford Fiesta 1100 Mk 1** included the **Volkswagen Polo** and the **Renault 5**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **Volkswagen Polo**: Around **£2,500**
- **Renault 5**: Around **£2,400**
These cars were popular choices in the supermini segment, offering a mix of practicality and affordability. *****
Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, the number of Ford Fiesta 1100 Mk1 vehicles recorded in the UK is estimated to be fewer than 200 units, with many being registered as “off-road” or preserved as classic cars. This figure includes both roadworthy examples and those kept in storage or under restoration by enthusiasts.
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Ford Fiesta Mk 1 (1976-83)
Production Total: 1,000,000
Recorded in UK 2024
XR2 Licensed: 412 SORN=1914
Ford Fiesta XR-2 Mk 2 (!983-89)
Production Total: N/A
Recorded in UK 2024
Licensed=412 SORN=1912
Ford Granada 2.8i Ghia MK 2 (1977-85)
Mk 2 Production Total: The **total production** of the **Ford Granada 2.8i Ghia Mk 2** (1977-1985) is approximately **1,619,000 units**.
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Price New: In 1977, the **new price** for a **Ford Granada 2.9i Ghia** in the UK was approximately **£3,995**.
To understand what £3,995 in 1977 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £3,995 in 1977 would be approximately **£29,000** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals:
In 1977, the main rivals of the **Ford Granada 2.8i Ghia Mk 2** included the **Jaguar XJ** and the **BMW 5 Series**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **Jaguar XJ**: Around **£5,500**
- **BMW 5 Series**: Around **£5,000**
These cars were popular choices in the executive car segment, offering a mix of luxury and performance. *****
Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **1,200 Ford Granada 2.8i Ghia Mk 2** saloons still on the road in the UK.
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Ford Granada Mk 1 (1972-77)
Production Total: 504,747
Recorded in UK 2024
Standard Licensed=54 SORN=60
2.0 Licensed=1 SORN=2
2.0 Automatic Licensed=1 SORN=0
2.5 Licensed=1 SORN=1
2.5 Automatic Licensed=1 SORN=0
3.0 Licensed=19 SORN=11
3.0 Automatic Licensed=8 SORN=3
Ford Probe (1988-1997)
Production Total: The **total production** of the **Ford Probe** (1988-1997) was approximately **827,273 units**.
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Price New: In the UK market, when the second-generation Ford Probe V6 was introduced in 1994 (as this was when the V6 variant became available), it had a starting price of approximately £19,000.
To understand what £19,000 in 1994 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £19,000 in 1994 would be approximately **£48,000** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals: In 1994, the main rivals of the **Ford Probe V6** included the **Vauxhall Calibra**, **Volkswagen Corrado**, and **Toyota Celica**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **Vauxhall Calibra**: Around **£15,000**
- **Volkswagen Corrado**: Around **£16,000**
- **Toyota Celica**: Around **£14,500**
These cars were popular choices in the sports coupe segment, offering a mix of performance and style. *****
Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **1,173 Ford Probe V6** cars still on the road in the UK.
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Ford Puma (1997-99)
Total Production: The **total production** of the **Ford Puma 1.7** (1997-1999) was approximately **48,000 units**.
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Price New: In 1997, the **new price** for a **Ford Puma 1.7** in the UK was approximately **£13,000**.
To understand what £13,000 in 1997 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £13,000 in 1997 would be approximately **£25,000** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals: In 1997, the main rivals of the **Ford Puma 1.7** included the **Volkswagen Golf GTI**, **Renault Clio Williams**, and **Peugeot 205 GTI**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **Volkswagen Golf GTI**: Around **£15,000**
- **Renault Clio Williams**: Around **£14,500**
- **Peugeot 205 GTI**: Around **£13,500**
These cars were popular choices in the hot hatch segment, offering a mix of performance and style.
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Recorded in UK 2025
There are approximately between 1,750 and 1,900 Ford Puma 1.7 vehicles recorded in the UK as of February 2025, based on current DVLA registration data and survival rate estimates for this model.
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Ford Sierra (1982-93)
Production Total: The **total production** of the **Ford Sierra** (1982-1993) was approximately **3,470,524 units**.
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Price New: In 1982, the **new price** for a **Ford Sierra 1.6** in the UK was approximately **£6,614**.
To understand what £6,614 in 1982 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £6,614 in 1982 would be approximately **£21,000** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals: In 1982, the main rivals of the **Ford Sierra 1.6** included the **Vauxhall Cavalier** and the **Ford Cortina**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **Vauxhall Cavalier**: Around **£5,000**
- **Ford Cortina**: Around **£4,800**
These cars were popular choices in the mid-sized car segment, offering a mix of practicality and affordability.
Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **2,800 Ford Sierra 1.6** cars manufactured between 1982 and 1993 still on the road in the UK.
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Ford Sierra Cosworth RS 500 (1987)
Production Total: The **Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500** had a production total of **500 units** in 1987 - Motor Car History](https://www.motor-car.net/ford-eu/item/11083-sierra-rs-cosworth).
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Price New: The **new price** for the **Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500** in 1987 was approximately **£19,950**.
To understand what £19,950 in 1987 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £19,950 in 1987 would be approximately **£48,000** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals: In 1987, the main rivals of the **Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500** included the **BMW M3** and the **Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.3-16**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **BMW M3**: Around **£20,000**
- **Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.3-16**: Around **£18,000**
These cars were popular choices in the high-performance segment, offering a mix of luxury and power. *****
Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **500 Ford Sierra Cosworth RS500** cars still on the road in the UK.
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Ford Sierra XR4i (1982-93)
1982-93 All Model Production Total: 3,470,524
Recorded in UK 2024
Licensed=132 SORN=675
Ford-Lotus Cortina Mk 1 (1963-66)
Production Total: The **total production** of the **Ford Lotus Cortina Mark 1** (1963-1966) was approximately **3,300 units**.
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Price New: In 1963, the **new price** for a **Ford Lotus Cortina Mark 1** in the UK was approximately **£1,172**.
To understand what £1,172 in 1963 equates to in 2025, we can use an inflation calculator. According to the Bank of England's inflation calculator, £1,172 in 1963 would be approximately **£25,000** in 2025 due to inflation over the years.
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Rivals: In 1963, the main rivals of the **Ford Lotus Cortina Mark 1** included the **Morris Mini Cooper** and the **Austin-Healey Sprite**. Here are their approximate new car prices:
- **Morris Mini Cooper**: Around **£672**
- **Austin-Healey Sprite**: Around **£749**
These cars were popular choices for those seeking sporty and compact vehicles.
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Recorded in UK 2025
As of 2025, there are approximately **176 Ford Lotus Cortina Mark 1** cars still on the road in the UK.
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