Ford Super Gnat
The Ford Super Gnat concept car designed by Ghia.
Vehicle Overview
The Ford Super Gnat was a prototype vehicle manufactured by Ghia in 1981. This compact two-seater possessed a mere length of 148 inches and a height of merely 48 inches. In a response to the OPEC oil embargo in the mid-1970’s, there had been a push for automobile manufacturers to produce smaller, more fuel efficient vehicles. In the short time following, Ford had studied a two seater commuter car called the “Super Gnat”, which was to have a three-cylinder engine with a short wheelbase. Along with this, Ford also produced a concept named Mustang RSX, which was a smaller, two-seat derivative of the Mustang. Notably, the Super Gnat boasted exceptional fuel efficiency and accommodated even the tallest of Ford’s clientele. In the event that one had not laid eyes upon this automobile and required a description, it could be likened to a fusion of the Escort and the Fiesta models.
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