Ford

The Ford Motor Company is an American car company. The company debuted in Gran Turismo 2, and has been in every subsequent Gran Turismo game, except for Gran Turismo HD Concept.
==List of Cars==
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==Gallery==
===Scenery Cars===
Ford Crown Victoria Taxi Photo Travel Prop (GT4).jpg|300px|The Ford Crown Victoria Taxi as it appears in GT4 in the New York Photo Mode Location.
File:Background - Dirt & Snow .png|240px|thumb|right|A Ford Explorer as seen a background vehicle in the Dirt & Snow menu in Gran Turismo 4's Gran Turismo Mode.
File:Ford Transit Trackside Prop (GT6, Ascari Race Resort).JPG|thumb|right|A Ascari Race Resort version of the Ford Transit Trackside Prop seen in Gran Turismo 6.	
File:Ford Transit (Red Bull Ring Variant) (GT6).JPG|240px|thumb|right|Another Ford Transit trackside prop seen at Red Bull Ring in GT6. A similar variant of this car would later appear as a trackside prop in Gran Turismo Sport then later Gran Turismo 7.
File:Ford Transit Scenery (GT Sport).jpg|thumb|right|240px|A Ford Transit scenery vehicle in GT Sport. This variant is similar to the one seen in GT6, with different wheels.
Ford Transit Scenery (Yellow).jpg|A yellow version of the Ford Transit scenery car in GT Sport in the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps.
File:FordTransitGT7Prop.jpg|thumb|right|A green striped version of the Ford Transit prop van seen in Gran Turismo 7.
==Trivia==
*An entry for the Ford ESCORT 1.8 GTi can be found in the replay name listings in demo builds of GT2, as well in the otherwise-static Ford dealership in that demo; however, it was cut from the final game.Proto:Gran Turismo 2/Cars - String-Only Cars on The Cutting Room Floor
**Additionally, mentions of the Ford ESCORT RS2000 can also be found there (with its internal name, efe2n, being reused for the Ford RS200 '84) as well in the final game's description for the Ford Escort Rally Car '98, although it is used only in the Japanese version of the final game.
*A third-generation Ford Explorer is seen as a background in the Dirt & Snow Tracks menu in GT4. 
**Judging from where the photo was taken, it was likely taken during development in process of creating the Grand Canyon track.
*In GT6, GT Sport and GT7, a Ford Transit can be seen as a trackside prop car in some tracks (mostly used as an ambulance/medical car).
*With the addition of the Ford GT Race Car '18 and the return of the original Ford GT LM Race Car Spec II to GT7, Ford equates BMW's record for the manufacturer with the most Gr.3 cars available at four.
**In version 1.25, Nissan also equated the record with the addition of the Nissan GT-R NISMO GT3 '18 (as well as the Nissan Skyline Super Silhouette Group 5 '84 and the Nissan GT-R GT500 '99).
*In GT2, internally, European and American Ford offerings are split, with European models beginning with the "ef" prefix and American ones beginning with the "uf" suffix in the filenames. Plans for a separate European Ford dealership were made in GT2, but didn't materialize; as such, American and European Ford models continue to be treated as the same brand. This has the side-effect of European-only Ford offerings (such as the Ford Sierra RS 500 Cosworth '87 in GT7) being unable to enter European regional events whenever regional restrictions apply (additionally, European Ford models appear as opponents in lower-level US Nationals events in GT2, and the Ford Ka '01 and Ford Focus RS '02 are placed in the New Cars - Pacific section in GT Concept.)
==Notes==
==See also==
Category:GT2 Manufacturers
Category:GT3 Manufacturers
Category:GT Concept Manufacturers
Category:GT4P Manufacturers
Category:GT4 Manufacturers
Category:GT5 Prologue Manufacturers
Category:GT PSP Manufacturers
Category:GT5 Manufacturers
Category:GT6 Manufacturers
Category:GT Sport Manufacturers
Category:American Manufacturers
Category:GT7 Manufacturers
Category:Manufacturers Cup Competitors