Now clearly the genesis for the popular Ford Streetka, the Ghia Saetta concept debuted at the Turin Motor Show in 1996, featuring bold...

The Ghia Lynx Concept made its debut at the 1996 Geneva Motor Show. It was a sleek two-door sports coupe with unique fixed arches that...

It was not just the name of the IndiGo that was clever (playing on its association with IndyCar racing). Tins were no mere show car but a...

Here is the 1996 Ford Alpe, designed and built by Ghia. Ghia cemented its reputation as Ford’s think-tank with two concept cars launched...

The radically styled Mercury MC4 concept car sported "gull-wing" style truck lids raised from just above either rear wheel well to allow...

"Mercury takes on a new L'Attitude - The Mercury L'Attitude, a concept car that combines the practical spaciousness and refinement of a...

The 1997’s Powerforce F-150 was cited by J Mays, Ford’s vice president of Design, for setting up “a generation of design DNA for [Ford]...

The 1997 Ford Powerforce Concept could be viewed as a somewhat delayed response to the big rig looks of the Dodge Ram 1500, which had...

Year after year, with the creation of the Audi A6, similar work began at the European branch of Ford, where the original new edge style...

The 1998 Ford Taurus SHO Rage Concept was a one-off for the SEMA show. It was powered by a 235hp version of the Ford/Yamaha 32 valve DOHC...

The Turing Ka, a 4-door, 4-seater concept car based on the successful Ford Ka, is unveiled on the Ghia stand at the Turin International...

Libre was a small, four-passenger convertible built off of Ford’s European B-platform. Sharply angled windshield, clean sheet body...