Ford Cockpit
The Ford Cockpit concept car by Ghia Torino.
Vehicle Overview
The Ford Cockpit — one of Ford Motor Company’s concept cars of the late 1980’s and 1990’s – is projected to achieve fuel economy better than 75 miles per gallon in city driving. The three-wheeled car, which seats two persons in tandem, was so named because it resembles the cockpit of a fighter plane. The hinged canopy lifts hydraulically. The car, designed by Ghia in Italy, is powered by a 12-horsepower, 200cc, single-cylinder engine mounted inside the rear wheel. It is 119 inches long, 56 inches wide, 48 inches high, and weighs 770 pounds – about one-third the weight of today’s Ford Escort. The Cockpit is a featured attraction in Ford Division’s 1982 auto show exhibit.
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