Introduced as a luxury-oriented, budget-friendly midsize car for the 1972 model year, the Gran Torino and its sister cars — the Gran Torino Sport and the original Torino (in production since ...

The 1968-1971 Torino was itself a spinoff from the Fairlane, built because Ford wanted to keep the customers who wanted a muscle car but had outgrown the Mustang. The GT coupe was offered ...

The 1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport Is The Cheapest Big Block Muscle ... predecessor for a more aerodynamic fastback or formal roof coupe body style. Beneath the long hood sat a lineup of V8 engines ...

the Gran Torino, were Ford's intermediate cars, stalwart soldiers boldly doing battle with GM's handsome mid-sizers. They played many roles, from sporty muscular coupe (as seen in the hit TV show ...

No matter what variant it came in — four-door sedan, station wagon, or GT coupe — the Torino had a V8 engine and a luxury interior that stood out amongst other muscle cars of that era.

eBay seller handw1116 claims this is a 1974 Ford Gran Torino Sport Coupe, and while the Sport package would make the car even more compelling, eventually increasing its value, the claim doesn't ...

No, it is nowhere near as cool asStarsky & Hutch's 1976 Ford Torino, but I think the two-door ... Europe's larger and much sportier saloon, estate, and coupe variants sold between 1972-94.

Il pubblico, fedele per tutte e quattro le stagioni, saluta le avventure dei due poliziotti della città fittizia di Bay City e la loro compagna fidata: la Ford Gran Torino versione 1972.

That's what the experts say. But when it comes to the '68 to '69 Torino fastback, Ford stylists got it right when they embellished the Fairlane with that huge sloping lid and big glass window.

Prices shown are the prices you can expect to pay for a 1968 Ford Torino GT 2 Door Fastback across different levels of condition. Edit options.