Ford Taunus 20M TS - The sporty coupé from Cologne
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Summary
With the Taunus 20M, Ford rounded off the mid-range model at the top - the "hardtop", pillarless coupé with the two-liter V6 engine is regarded as a delicacy of the model series. With 90 hp, it had a sporty engine at the time, and the classic, simple coupé shape is still appealing today. We were able to drive a 1966 model and test it in today's road traffic.
This article contains the following chapters
- The decision to opt for the V-shape was not without controversy
- Price of the top model on a par with the competition
- Advanced technology in the new Ford
- Automatic ventilation
- Satisfied trade press
- Safe to drive
- Short construction time, considerable success
Estimated reading time: 7min
Preview (beginning of the article)
When Ford introduced the Taunus P5 in 1964, it was offered as a two- or four-door sedan, a three- or five-door station wagon (called a "Turnier") and a two-door coupé. The 15M with the small 1498 cc four-cylinder engine with 60 hp could not be ordered in Switzerland; the entry-level model had the 1699 cc engine with 65 hp, while the top-of-the-range version with the small engine produced a full 70 hp in the 1700 S thanks to its higher compression ratio. Those who could afford it naturally opted for the large six-cylinder engine, which was reserved for the 20M. From a displacement of 1998 cc, Ford produced 85 hp at 5000 rpm and 148 Nm at 3000 rpm, while the higher-compression, sporty 2000S engine produced 90 hp and 155 Nm at the same engine speed. All models had an automatic choke, which simplified starting in cold temperatures.
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