1989 FORD Ghia Saguaro Concept Dream Car
- Purchased Directly from the Ford Design Studio
- Factory Picture when new in Front of the Turin Palace
This Ford Ghia Saguaro prototype was a design concept for a futuristic four-wheel drive multi purpose vehicle of the mid 90's. This Ford prototype made its debut on the Ghia turntable in 1988 at the Turin Automobile show.
This interesting concept car featured aerodynamic styling, with four doors and a variable seating arrangement, which can accommodate two to seven passengers. The practical, contoured seating is finished in leather with contrasting fabric seat inserts color keyed to the Saguaro's pearlescent turquoise paint.
This car is one of the few concept cars that Ford has ever sold into private hands. The design and development costs for this project were in excess of one million dollars.
This Ford concept car is a turntable display car and does not have a motor, but can be steered. It features a full interior, with non-working doors. It is fitted custom made one of a kind 19.5" off road style tires. The car is fitted with electrical connections for some of the lights for display purposes. This car would make an excellent display in a museum, automobile dealership, or in a private collection as a piece of automotive art. You can see many styling ideas on this car that have made their way into today's automobiles, such as the Dodge Intrepid and many different Ford models. The Ghia Saguaro was one of Fords more acclaimed show cars in Europe and was featured in many auto shows around the world in 1988-1990.
