Ford in Britain - A history of the company and the cars

Ford of Britain began manufacturing cars in 1911, with the legendary Model T but now the company has ceased to build cars bearing its own name in the UK. This timely tribute tells how Ford came to dominate the British motor industry in the post-war years and presents a rich cavalcade of much-loved cars, from the Anglia, Consul Classic, Zephyr and Zodiac, the Cortina, Capri and the Popular to the Escort, Mondeo, Fiesta and Sierra Cosworth, among many others.

'told with readable authority' - Practical Classics
'Enjoy - especially the pictures' - Motor Sport
'superbly comprehensive' - Classic Car Weekly
'a worthy history' - Classic & Sports Car

Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 304 pages, 385 illustrations including colour