User:KA467/Ford development codes

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A list of Ford development program codenames using their current alphanumeric scheme they started from the mid '80s.

Key

Previously, Ford wasn't hugely consistent in giving their project's codenames. Ford North America often used wild animal codenames in the '60s and '70s, particularly horses, cats and dogs (Fox, Panther, Bobcat). In 1971, Ford Europe began naming their projects after female names ending with a (Carla, Brenda, Teresa), with the stipulation of the first letters match the model names was added in the late '70s. Ford briefly switched to Greek inspired codenames in the early '80s (Delta, Apollo, Scorpio), before switching to the current worldwide alphanumerical scheme, beginning with VN-1 in North America, and DE-1 in Europe. The dashes were removed just a few months later for European models (DE-1 to DE1), while other regions seemed to have kept the dashes a little longer.[1] The same code may be seen written with or without dashes, with it being difficult to determine which is more "correct".

Keep in mind, exceptions and discrepancies can be found for nearly every aspect of the code scheme.

Type

B: B-Segment and under

C: C-Segment

CD: C to D-Segment

D: D-Segment

E: E-Segment

#X: #-Segment Crossover - Relatively recent addition, originally used for electric vehicles? Some early usage denotes a major revamp of the original non-X version

S: Sporty / Specialty[2][3]

U: Utility[4] - Primarily body-on-frame SUVs

V: Van and Minivan - MPVs generally use segment letters

P: Pickup

H: Heavy Duty[5] - Large commercial trucks

Defunct or rarely used

W: Minivan (Wagon?)[6] - Rarely used compared to V, perhaps to avoid confusion with W for worldwide

G: Dedicated sports car (G-Segment)[3][7] - Only seen on GN34, role seemingly merged with S

I: Intermediate?[6] - Only seen on Windstar codes

M: Personal luxury? (Midsize?[8])

X: Autonomous Vehicle or experimental? - Only seen on X805 and X806

F: Lincoln (Fullsize?[8], above E-Segment) - Discarded in favour of standard segment letters, SUVs always used U codes

A: TH!NK[9] (below B-Segment) - Replaced PIV# codes

L: Land Rover - Replaced briefly used BMW L- codes, Ford-style codes still used after sale from Ford, but numbers now seemingly follow Jaguar's X# system[10]

Y: Volvo (Y looks similar to V?) - Replaced P# codes, replaced with similar V# codes after sale from Ford[11]

J: JMC - Unlike other marque letters, the type letter is included

TR: Troller? - Only seen on TR40, or a separate code scheme?

Both Jaguar and Aston Martin also changed their codename schemes soon after their acquisitions by Ford. Jaguar switched from XJ# codes to X#[12], while Aston Martin replaced their DP# codes with AM#[a], which were mostly supplanted by VH# codes. While these codes have a similar style, their numbering system is very different and incompatible with Ford's partially-sequential numbers.[b] Mazda also used separate P# codenames, which were replaced by J# numbers, though the North American Ford Ranger based Mazda B-Series models have their own Ford code numbers.

Development division / Region

Placed after type letters, these were abolished with the Ford 2000 plan and rise of global models, which seems to have lead to the renaming of some codes midway through development. For example, the 2002 Ford Explorer can commonly be seen written as either U152 or UN152.

W: Worldwide[13]

N: North America

L: Latin America[5]

E: Europe

A: Australia

T: Mazda (Toyo Kogyo[14]) - Though also used on BT57 developed with Kia

X: External? - Seen on models co-developed with Nissan and Volkswagen

C: Combined[14] / Concept?[15]: Multiple development divisions involved, seen on projects like D-FC55 and VCC110, seemingly succeeded by W for worldwide

V: South America (Value[16]) - Only seen on BV226 and BV256, and after phase out of region letters

Region letters are still commonly used today to differentiate regional market versions (and occasionally bodystyles), but placed at the end instead (eg: U625N is the North American market Ford Explorer, U625C is the Chinese market Explorer).

While the numbers began in sequential order (CE14 being the 14th project started under the scheme), and seems to roughly still be (the majority of recent codes are in the 700s range), it's clear this wasn't stuck to. For example the Escape Mk.4 released in 2014 is C520, while the Mk.5 from 2020 is CX482. Many codes seem to have been cherry picked for various reasons, such as how the CT120 Escort replaces the CT20 Escort, and how many models on the CD3 platform begin with the number 3. U260[c] and S550[d] are some of the rare cases where the number is officially explained. You could spend all day finding connections in the numbers, and I've noted some of the more obvious seeming instances.

It is uncommon for different bodystyles and facelifts to have separate codes, though separate codes for refreshes were more common early on. Mostly they are just referred to with suffixes like C346 Wagon or B232 MCA (Mid-Cycle Action). It is not uncommon to see heavily related models grouped together with X or multiple type letters, such as the PN105 (Ranger) and UN105 (Explorer) collectively being called UPN105, or U38X to describe both U387 (Ford Edge) and U388 (Lincoln MKX).

Ford platforms follow very similar naming scheme, though in rare cases like DEW98, the model code and platform code is shared.

Codes

Year: Production start or when the project was cancelled. Brackets are for predicted release, Italics means rough estimate.

#: Program number, underline means duplicate number with an unrelated project.

Code: Regional market and MCA variants are excluded for brevity, except when they have "major" differences (eg: the P375N (North American spec Ranger) has major modifications compared to the global P375).

Model: [#] means the generation (Variants may use the generation of the base vehicle). Question mark means officially unconfirmed, rumours and speculation.

More information Year, # ...
Year # Code Model Other codenames
1985 1 VN1 Ford Aerostar VN-1
1985 1 DE1 Ford Scorpio [1] / Ford Granada [3 Euro] / Merkur Scorpio?[1] Scorpio / DE-1 (early)
1994 Ford Scorpio [2]: Considered a refresh by Ford. '95 DE1[17]
2
1985 3 HL3 Ford Cargo [1]: Brazilian built models.[5][18][19]
4
1985 5 DN5 Ford Taurus [1] / Mercury Sable [1][14] Taurus[20] / Sigma[21]
1991 Ford Taurus [2] / Mercury Sable [2]: Seemingly considered a refresh by Ford.
1986 6 VE6 Ford Transit [3]: Pre-facelift, revised as VE64.[22][23] Triton / VE-6[24]
7
1988 8 SN8 Ford Mustang [4]: Cancelled FWD generation, restarted with Mazda as ST16.[25][26]
1987 9 FN9 Lincoln Continental [8] FN-9
1992 10 FN10 Lincoln Mark VIII Saturn?[27] / FN-10
11
1988 12 MN12 Ford Thunderbird [10] / Mercury Cougar [7][28] MN-12
1989 13 BE13 Ford Fiesta [3] BE-13
1990 14 CE14 Ford Escort [6 Euro] / Ford Orion [3] / Ford Verona [2]: Includes Volkswagen Logus and Pointer?[29][30] CE-14 / BE6 (AutoLatina?)[31]
1995 Ford Escort [7 Euro]: Considered a refresh by Ford. ’95-and-a-half Escort[32]
1992 ACE14[e] Ford Escort RS Cosworth: Ford Sierra (Toni) based rally homologation.[33][34] Feral
15
1988 16 ST16 Ford Probe [1]: Planned as new FWD Mustang before outcry lead to RWD SN95. Began without Mazda as SN8.[25][26] ST-16
1986 17 BT17 Ford Festiva [1][35] WA / P037 (Mazda)?
1985 18 CT18 Ford Laser [2] / Mercury Tracer [1]: Based on Mazda Familia / 323 (BF).[36][37][38] KE II (Laser)
1987 19 CD-19 Ford Telstar [2]: Rebadged Mazda Capella / 626 (GD), no region letter?[39] Virgo? / AT / AV / P443 (Mazda)
1989 20 CT20[f] Ford Laser [3] / Ford Escort [5 NA] / Mercury Tracer [2]: Based on Mazda Familia / 323 (BG).[40][36][35] CT-20
(1992) CT20-S Cancelled Escort/Laser 2+2 variant with a shortened wheelbase? ZX2 predecessor?[41]
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1986 25 EN25 Cancelled large luxury car (Mercury?) based on DN5 (Ford Taurus / Mercury Sable) for North America.[42][43][44]
1988 26 EA26 Ford Falcon [5] / Ford Fairmont [5] / Ford Fairlane [8] / Ford LTD [3 ANZ]: Up to 2nd facelift, revised as EA77.[45] EA / EB / ED / NA etc..
(1992) 27 CDT27 Ford Tempo [3]? / Mercury Topaz [3]?: Replacements based on Mazda 626? Succeeded by in-house CDW27.[46][47] C/DT27
1992 CDW27 Ford Mondeo [1] / Ford Contour / Mercury Mystique: Pre-facelift, revised as CDW162.[13] CDW-27
1989 CDW-27S Cancelled CDW27 coupé. Never seriously considered due to Probe.[3] CDW-S[48]
28
1985 29 HL29 Ford Cargo [1]: Export version of HL3 for North America.[18][49][50]
2001 29 A29 TH!NK neighbor?: Electric golf buggy.[51]
1989 30 SA30 Ford Capri [4] / Mercury Capri [2]: FWD roadster.[52] SA / SC
1991 31 CDT-31 Ford Telstar [3]: Rebadged Mazda Cronos / 626 (GE), refreshed as CDT-115?[39][53][47] C/DT31
(1992) 32 C/DE32 Ford Sierra [2]?: Cancelled Mazda 626 based generation, replaced by Mondeo (CDW27)?[47]
2000 33 XR33 Cancelled project? Or a separate code scheme?[54]
1986 34 GN34 Ford Allegro: Mid-engine sports car, cancelled for UN46 (Explorer) when unable to fund both.[3][7]
35
1989 36 FN36 Lincoln Town Car [2]: Pre-facelift, revised as FN116.
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1993 38 PN38 Cancelled lightweight modular truck platform. Planned new Ranger, F-Series, minivan and others.[55][56][57] WIN38? (minivan)[58]
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1985 40 CDL-40 Ford Del Rey [2]: Cancelled larger generation on new platform. Van and pickup variants too.[59][60] Omega II
1983 40 PN40 Ford Ranger?: Platform name?[61][62] Project Yuma
2014 40 TR40 Troller T4 [2]: On T6 platform. Or a separate code scheme?[63]
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1992 44 ST44 Ford Probe [2]: Based on Mazda Capella / 626 (GD).[64]
1987 45 PE45 Ford P100 [2]: Ford Sierra (Toni) based pickup.[65]
1990 46 UN46 Ford Explorer [1]: Originally intended as a new Ford Bronco II. 3-door models coded UN52.[66][55]
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1987 48 EN48 Cancelled "standard-size front-wheel-drive car line"?[67][68]
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1990 52 UN52[g] Ford Explorer [1]: 3-door counterpart of 5-door UN46.[66]
1991 53 EN53 Ford Crown Victoria [1] / Mercury Grand Marquis [2] EN-53
1992 54 VX54 Mercury Villager [1]: Jointly developed with Nissan Quest (V40).
(1992) VS54 Cancelled Lincoln version of VX54?[69]
(1997) 55 D-FC55 Cancelled Ford Taurus (DN5) replacement. Modular front and rear-wheel-drive architecture?[70][14][15][71][72]
56
1993 57 BT57 Ford Festiva [2] / Ford Aspire [1] / Kia Avella[35] BT-57
1991 58 VN58 Ford Econoline [4] / Ford Club Wagon [4]: Pre-facelift, revised as VN127.[73] VN-158: misspelling?[74]
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1991 61 VE61 Ford Courier [1 Euro]: BE13 (Fiesta) based van.[75][76][77]
1995 62 VX62 Ford Galaxy [2]: Up to 1st facelift, revised as V191. Jointly developed with Volkswagen Sharan (7M / VW418).[78]
1992 63 PN63 Ford Ranger [2 Americas]: Pre-facelift, revised as PN105.[79][80]
1992 64 VE64 Ford Transit [3]: 1st facelift, refreshed VE6. Revised again as VE83.[22][23]
1992 65 UN65 Mazda Navajo?: Rebadged Ford Explorer (UN52).[81]
1994 66 PN66 Mazda B-Series [5 Americas]: Pre-facelift, revised as PN106. Rebadged Ford Ranger (PN63).[82][83]
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1993 70 UX70 Ford Maverick [3]: Rebadged Nissan Terrano II / Mistral (R20).[84][85]
(1997) 70 CE70 Ford Escort [8]?: Cancelled new generation? CE99 related?[86]
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(1997) 73 SC73 Ford Mustang [5]?: Cancelled FWD replacement for SN95 and Probe? CDW-S / SW164 (Cougar) related?[3][87][88]
(1997) 73 BT73 Ford Festiva [3]?: Cancelled replacement?[88]
1994 74 FN74 Lincoln Continental [9]
1994 75 CT75 Ford Laser [4] / Ford Liata: Rebadged Mazda Familia / 323 (BH / BA).[35][89] CT-75
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1994 77 EA77 Ford Falcon [5] / Ford Fairmont [5] / Ford Fairlane [8] / Ford LTD [3 ANZ]: From 3rd facelift, heavy refresh of EA26. Ibis?[90] / EF / EL / NF / DF etc.
1994 78 HN78 Ford F-Series [6 MD] / Ford B-Series [6]: Facelift, 6th gen Medium Duty trucks.[91]
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1996 80 HN80 Ford Louisville [2] / Ford AeroMax [2][92]
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1994 83 VE83 Ford Transit [3] / Ford Tourneo [1]: 2nd facelift, refreshed VE64.[22][23][24] "JX6-Series" (JMC)[93]
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(1994) 86 SA86 Mercury Capri [3]?: Cancelled heavily reworked previous gen?[94][88]
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1994 88 WIN88 Ford Windstar [1][6] WIN38: typo?[58]
89 U89 Cancelled SUV associated with U540 (Lincoln MKX)?[51]
(1995) 90 CT90 Ford Escort [6 NA]?: Mazda Familia rebadge that was cancelled for CT120 on old platform?[86]
1995 91 BE91 Ford Fiesta [4] / Mazda 121 [4 Euro][95] BE-91
1995 Ford Courier [2 Euro][76]
92
1996 93 UN93 Ford Expedition [1][96]
94
1993 95 SN95 Ford Mustang [4]: RWD model developed in response to FWD SN16 outcry.[2][26] SN-95
1995 96 PN96 Ford F-150 [5] / Ford Lobo [2]: 10th gen F-Series. Regular Cab and SuperCab models, later SuperCrew models coded P225.
97
1999 98 DEW98[h] Lincoln LS: As well as the overall DEW (D2?) platform. Jaguar S-Type is DEW99? Australian DEA98?[97][98][99][100] D/EW98[101] / Legend fighter?[102]
(1997) 99 CE99 Ford Escort [8]: New generation for Europe on previous gen platform, cancelled for all-new global CW170 (Focus).[3][103][104]
100
1995 101 DN101 Ford Taurus [3] / Mercury Sable [3] DW101?[105]
1996 102 PN102 Ford F-250 [9] / Ford F-150 7700?: 10th gen F-Series. Heavy duty version of PN96 (F-150).[106][107]
103
1993 104 VE104 Ford Transit [4]: FWD van to replace VE83 alongside larger VE129, cancelled for VE160.[22][3][108]
1994 105 UN105[i][g] Ford Explorer [2]: Pre-facelift, revised as UN150.[66] UPN105 / U105
1995 PN105 Ford Ranger [2 Americas]: Facelift, refreshed PN63.[109] UPN105 / PN105SA (LATAM)[110]
1995 106 PN106 Mazda B-Series [5 Americas]: Facelift, refreshed PN66 / rebadged PN105.[111][112]
1995 UN106 Mazda Navajo [2]?: Cancelled update? Or Ford Explorer? Even Ford are unsure.[112][77][81] U106
107
1992 108 VN108 Cancelled Ford electric vehicle project.[113] VZW108: Ecostar?[114]
1993 109 VZW109 Cancelled Ford electric vehicle concept, a converted Mitsubishi Expo LRV.[114][113] Ecostar?[115] VXW109[116]
1992 110 VCC110 Ford Ecostar: Prototype CE14 (Escort) electric delivery van.[113] VZW110?[117]
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1997 114 EN114 Ford Crown Victoria [2] / Mercury Grand Marquis [3] / Mercury Marauder [3][97] FN114?[118]
1994 115 CDT-115 Ford Telstar [3]?: Facelift, refreshed CDT-31?[53]
1995 116 FN116 Lincoln Town Car [2]: Facelift, refreshed FN36.
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1996 120 CT120[f] Ford Escort [6 NA] / Mercury Tracer [3]: Based on previous generation.
1997 Ford Escort ZX2 / Ford ZX2[37]
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1996 125 PVT125 Ford Econovan [2]: Rebadged Mazda Bongo (SK). Facelift?[119]
1998 126 WIN126 Ford Windstar [2]
1993 127 VPN-127 Ford E-Series / Ford F-Series [10]: Cancelled shared E-Series and F-Series platform? Mercury Villager replacement too?[120][121][122]
1997 VN127 Ford Econoline [4] / Ford E-Series: From 1st facelift, refreshed VN58.[73]
128
1993 129 VE129 Ford Transit [4]: Previous gen based van to replace VE83 alongside smaller VE104, cancelled for VE160.[22]
130
1998 131 PHN131 Ford Super Duty [1] / Ford Stripped Chassis[123][124] PN131 / P131
2000 132 CD132 Ford Mondeo [2]: Considered for North America as a Mercury.[125] CDW132[126] / CW132[127]
1998 133 VX133 Mercury Villager [2]: Pre-facelift, revised as VX149. Jointly developed with Nissan Quest (V41).[128]
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(2001) 136 FW136 Lincoln Continental [10]?: Cancelled generation?[102]
1999 137 UW137 Ford Excursion U137 / UN137[129] / UW-137[96]
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(1998) 139 CDT139 Mercury Cougar [8]?: Smaller FWD Mazda Capella / 626 (GF) based replacement cancelled for DN101 based model?[130][105][131]
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(2002) 144 SC144 Ford Mustang [5]: Cancelled generation?[132]
1997 145 FN145 Lincoln Town Car [3]
1996 146 BE146 Ford Ka [1] / Ford SportKa
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2001 149 VX149 Mercury Villager [2]: Facelift, refresh of VX133.[133][128]
1998 150 UN150[i][g] Ford Explorer [2] / Mercury Mountaineer [1]: 1st facelift, refreshed UN105/UN182, revised again as U207.[109][123] UPN150
1998 PN150 Ford Ranger [3 Americas]: Heavily updated previous generation.[97][109] UPN150 / P150[134]
1998 151 PN151 Mazda B-Series [6 Americas] / Mazda Truck: Rebadged PN150.[97][111] P151[135]
2000 152 U152[j][g] Ford Explorer [3] / Mercury Mountaineer [2][66] UN152
(2000) 153 BW153 Ford Fiesta [4]?: Cancelled BE91 based world car?[136][127][137] B153[138] / BE153a: low-cost?[46]
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(2000) 157 FN157 Lincoln Mark IX?: Cancelled new generation or major FN10 rework with DEW components?[102][139][140] FW157?[132]
(1998) 158 EN158 Ford Crown Victoria [3]? / Mercury Grand Marquis [4]?: Cancelled FWD Taurus-based generation?[141][102][142][132][143] E158?
(1999) 159 MN159 Ford Thunderbird [11]?: Cancelled FWD Taurus-based generation?[141][144]
2000 160 VE160 Ford Transit [4]: Earlier version of V184/V185.[22][116][145][146] V160
1997 161 SE161 Ford Puma [1]: BE91 (Fiesta) based coupé.[1] SE-161[84]
1996 162 CDW162 Ford Mondeo [1] / Ford Contour / Mercury Mystique: Facelift, refreshed CDW27.
(1997) 163 CDW163 Ford Helios: Cancelled Chrysler Neon competitor for North America?[116][147][148][149][3] CDW167?
1998 164 SW164 Mercury Cougar [8] / Ford Cougar [4]: Originally planned as a new Probe?[150] S164?[151] / CDW Coupe[3]
2000 165 CDE165 Ford Scorpio [3]: New CDW162 based generation, cancelled in favour of SW164.[3]
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(1997) 167 CDW167 Cancelled Chrysler Neon competitor for North America?[152][147][148] Helios / CDW163?
1997 168 UX168 Ford Ranger EV: Electric PN150.[109][153]
1998 169 EA169 Ford Falcon [6] / Ford Fairmont [6] / Ford Fairlane [9] / Ford LTD [4 ANZ] Eagle / 199X / AU / BA / BF
1998 170 C170 Ford Focus [1] Neon Fighter? / CW170 (early)[103]
2007 Ford Focus [2 NA]: Based on Focus Mk.1 platform.[110] C170(2)
1999 171 EW171 Mercury Grand Marquis [4]?: Cancelled new RWD generation?[51][127][132]
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1997 173 UN173 Lincoln Navigator [1]
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1998 175 PVW175 Ford Courier [LATAM]: BE91 (Fiesta) pickup for Latin America.[154][155][156] PVW-175
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1999 178 FW178 Cancelled Large/Luxury Lincoln?[51][127]
1999 179 BX179 Cancelled electric vehicle.[157][153][138][88] B179[138]
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1996 182 UN182 Mercury Mountaineer [1]: Pre-facelift, rebadged UN105. Refreshed as UN150.[158][159][160]
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2000 184 V184 Ford Transit [4] / Ford Tourneo [2]: Pre-facelift RWD models. Refreshed as V347/8.[22][23] V18X Jumbo (EWB)[161]
2000 185 V185 Ford Transit [4] / Ford Tourneo [2]: Pre-facelift FWD models. Refreshed as V347/8.[22][23]
1999 186 D186 Ford Taurus [4] / Mercury Sable [4]: Heavily updated previous generation (DN101).
1999 187 U187 Ford Escape [1]: Earlier version or alternate code for U204? Preceded by CW187.[162][127][163] UW187?[143]
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1997 189 CW189 Cancelled precursor to U187.[162]
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2000 191 V191 Ford Galaxy [2]: From 2nd facelift. Major refresh of VX62, aka Galaxy Mk.2.
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1999 195 C195 Ford Ikon [1] / Ford Fiesta [4]: Low-cost BE91 sedan.[164][165] B195 (early)[166]
1999 196 V196 Ford Econovan [3]?: Rebadged Mazda Bongo (SK / J46).[51] J46E? (Mazda)[110]
2004 197 S197[k] Ford Mustang [5][167]
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1997 199 Z199 Cancelled ""Model T" for India" project.[162]
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2000 204 U204 Ford Escape [1] / Ford Maverick [4]: Jointly developed with Mazda Tribute (J14), hybrid models coded U293.
2001 205 U205 Ford Maverick [4]: Low-cost U204 for Europe.[168][169]
2001 205 M205 Ford Thunderbird [11][170]
1998 206 C206 Ford Laser [5] / Ford Tierra / Ford Activa: Rebadged Mazda Familia / 323 (BJ).[171][39][89]
2001 207 U207[g] Ford Explorer Sport [2]: 2nd facelift, refreshed UN150, sold alongside U152 (Explorer Mk.3).[172] UP207 / A207?[138]
2000 P207 Ford Explorer Sport Trac [2]: Pickup variant.[66][172]
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2000 212 C212 Ford Focus MAV: Cancelled C170 (Focus Mk.1) based 3-row MPV, merged into C214. Previewed by FC5 Concept?[173][174][175][176]
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2003 214 C214[l] Ford Focus C-MAX / Ford C-MAX [1]: C307 (Focus Mk.2) based 2-row MPV, succeeded C212.
2000 215 H215 Ford F-650 [1] / Ford F-750 [6]: Pre-facelift? 7th gen Medium Duty F-Series. Revised as H404 and H561.[177][123] F08 (Navistar International?)[178]
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2005 219 D219 Ford Freestyle [1] / Ford Taurus X: D258 based 3-row SUV/wagon.
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(2001) 221 UW221 Cancelled CT120 (Escort) based Ford SUV previewed by Alpe Concept?[143][126]
2003 221 P221 Ford F-150 [6] / Ford Lobo [3]: 11th gen F-Series.[179]
2002 222 U222 Ford Expedition [2] U22X[110] / U221?[180]
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1999 224 C224[l] Ford Ixion MAV / Ford Ixion?: Rebadged Mazda Premacy (CP / J54L).[35]
2000 225 P225 Ford F-150 [5] / Ford Lobo [2] / Lincoln Blackwood: 10th gen F-Series. SuperCrew models, PN96 variant.[181] CAL 1 (Blackwood)[182]
2002 226 B226 Ford Fusion [1 Euro]: B256 (Fiesta) based MPV.[183] Fiesta Van?[156] B226 Plus: + trim[184]
2003 BV226 Ford EcoSport [1]: B226 based crossover for emerging nations. Amazon? (or plant name?)[162]
2002 P226 Cancelled EcoSport-derived pickup? Associated with P256.[185][186][187]
2002 227 V227 Ford Transit Connect [1] / Ford Tourneo Connect [1][22] B227 / V227NA (Taxi?)[188]
2002 228 U228 Lincoln Navigator [2] U22X
2003 229 V229 Ford Freestar / Mercury Monterey [8]: Planned to be called Windstar?[112]
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2002 231 U231 Lincoln Aviator [1] Baby Navigator?[189]
2012 232 B232 Ford B-MAX
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2001 236 F236 Lincoln LS [2]?: Cancelled new generation?[190][51][191]
2001 237 F237 Cancelled Lincoln sibling of Jaguar XJ.[192][190] CVT?[51]
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2008 240 E240 Ford Falcon [7] Orion / FG / FG X / 201X
2019 240 C240 Cancelled dedicated EV platform. For a standalone compact hybrid?[193][194][195][196]
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1998 246 P246 Ford Ranger [1 Global] / Ford Courier [5]: Rebadged Mazda B-Series (UN / J97A / J97P).[197] J97C / J97T (Mazda) / PE / PG / PH
2006 Ford Ranger [2 Global]: Mazda BT-50 (UN / J97M) based pickup.[197][198] PJ / PK / J97U (Mazda)[123]
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2005 250 D250 Ford Five Hundred? / Ford Taurus?: Cancelled new generation? "REPLS": LS replacement?[51]
2005 251 U251[j][g] Ford Explorer [4] / Mercury Mountaineer [3]: Updated previous generation on a new frame. UP251
2006 P251 Ford Explorer Sport Trac [4]
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2004 254 P254 Ford Super Duty [2]: Cancelled full redesign instead of refreshed P131? Or Latin American market models?[199][200]
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2002 256 B256[m] Ford Fiesta [5 Global]: 5-door hatchbacks.[201][183] B252: Typo?[202]
BV256 Ford Fiesta [5 Global]: Low-cost B256 for South America. Sedan included?[16]
2002 P256 Cancelled Ford Fiesta based pickup? P226 related?[185]
2002 257 B257 Ford Fiesta [5 Global]: 3-door hatchbacks. Or Ka?[201][183][156]
2004 258 D258 Ford Five Hundred / Ford Taurus [5] Project Ice (Taurus)[203]
2009 Ford Taurus [6]: Based on previous Taurus underpinnings. D258(2)? / D258ng?
2013 U258 Ford Police Interceptor Sedan?[204][205]
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2001 260 U260[c] Ford Bronco [6]: Revival on T6 platform, cancelled due to Firestone ramifications. Not current T6 but P273?[4][206][207][129]
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(2004) 263 U263 Lincoln Predator?: Cancelled U204 (Ford Escape) based SUV? Additional coupé variant with clamshell doors?[208][209][210]
2004 264 C264 Ford Focus FCV [1]: Prototype fuel cell version of C170. "First Fuel Cell Ford with development code."[211][212][213]
2004 265 E265[n] Ford Territory [1]: EA169 (Falcon) based SUV. Refresh on E8 platform (SZ) is E265A?[214] Raptor / SX / SY / SZ[215][51]
1999 266 A266 TH!NK city [1][216][217][9] PIV4 (PIVCO)
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2003 268 U268 Ford Everest [1] / Ford Endeavor [1] J90F / J90U (Mazda)
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2003 272 S272 Ford Capri [5]: Cancelled revival on C1 platform previewed by Visos Concept. Succeeded by S307?[1]
2004 273 P273 Ford Ranger [4 Americas]: Cancelled in favour of upselling customers to F-150s.[218][118][199]
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2004 276 Y276 Volvo S40 [2]: Sedan counterpart to V50 (Y280). 544 / P11 (Volvo)
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2008 278 Y278 Volvo XC60 [1]?: Rumoured codename for Y413 before release.[219]
2006 279 Y279 Volvo C30 533 / P14 (Volvo)
2004 280 Y280 Volvo V50: Wagon counterpart to S40 (Y276). 545 / P12 (Volvo)
2006 281 Y281 Volvo C70 [2] 542 / P15 (Volvo)
2000 282 Y282 Volvo S60 [1]?[198] 384 / P24 (Volvo)
2010 283 Y283 Volvo S60 [2]: Sedan counterpart to V60 (Y352). 134 (Volvo)
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2011 285 D285 Cancelled model on D3 platform?[110][220][221]
2007 285 Y285 Volvo V70 [3]: Wagon counterpart to S80 (Y286). Basis for XC70 (Y381). 135 (Volvo)
2006 286 Y286 Volvo S80 [2]: Sedan counterpart to V70 (Y285).[222] 124 (Volvo)
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2002 289 Y289[o] Volvo XC90 [1]: Pre-facelift, revised as Y536.[223] 275 / P28 (Volvo)
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2004 293 U293 Ford Escape Hybrid [1]: Hybrid version of U204.[224]
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297 U297 Cancelled SUV?[51]
2003 298 H298 Ford Cargo [2]: Otosan version.[225][226][227]
2009 299 B299 Ford Fiesta [6]: Sedan models coded as B409?[228][229] B252: typo?[230]
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2002 301 P301 Ford Bantam [3]?: BE91 (Fiesta) pickup for South Africa.[231][198]
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2008 305 Y305 Volvo XC90 [2]: On P3 platform, cancelled when unable to also fund Volvo lineup facelifts.[232][233]
2008 306 A306 TH!NK city [2]: Continued using code after sale from Ford, includes concepts.[216][217][9]
2004 307 C307 Ford Focus [2 Euro]: Convertible coded S389. SAC 307: S & C?[234]
2006 S307 Ford Capri Coupé-Cabriolet?: Cancelled Focus/Mondeo based convertible? S272 (Capri) successor?[235][236]
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2005 310 D310 Entry-level RWD Lincoln sedan on DEW that got cancelled for FWD CD378 (Zephyr) on CD3?[237][238]
311
2011 312 Y312H Cancelled Volvo hybrid?[239][240]
2003 313 B313 "Koln, Germany Show car". Ford Fiesta based urban adventure coupé?[185][235][236] BE313?
2003 314 L314 Land Rover Freelander [1]: Facelift.[10] CB40 / L20 (BMW)
2006 315 L315[p] Land Rover Freelander 2?: Earlier version of L359? New 2016 model?[51][241]
2007 316 L316 Land Rover Defender [1]: Refresh with Duratorq ZSD (Puma) engines.[242]
(2008) 317 L317 Land Rover Defender [2]: Cancelled new generation on T5 platform. L383 related?[243][136][244][245]
2002 318 L318 Land Rover Discovery [2]: Facelift of Series II models.[10] Tempest / L25 (BMW)
2004 319 L319 Land Rover Discovery 3 / Land Rover LR3[10] LA / L312?[246]
2009 Land Rover Discovery 4 / Land Rover LR4
2004 320 L320[q] Range Rover Sport [1]: Pre-facelift, revised as L420.[247] LS
1994 321 L321 Range Rover [2][248] P38A / Discovery / Pegasus / LP
2001 322 L322 Range Rover [3][247] L30 (BMW) / LM / LM322?
323
2006 324 U324[r] Ford Expedition [3]: Standard wheelbase models, Expedition EL is coded U354. U32X
325
2006 326 U326 Lincoln Navigator [3]: Standard wheelbase models, Navigator L is coded U418. U32X
2003 327 B327 Ford StreetKa: BE146 based convertible by Pininfarina. BE146 Convertible[197]
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2004 333 D333 Mercury Montego [3] / Mercury Sable [5]
2005 334 CD334 Mercury Milan CD335: error?[249]
334 U334 Cancelled SUV related to U367 & CD539 (Edge / S-MAX)?[51]
335
336
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2005 338 CD338 Ford Fusion [1 NA]
2008 338 L338 Land Rover LRX: Code for concept or an earlier version of Range Rover Evoque (L539)? L513 related? Not a Ford code?[136]
2006 339 H339 Ford LCF: Developed with the International CF (F09?).[97][250][251][178]
2006 340 CD340 SAV Ford S-MAX [1]: For Sports Activity Vehicle.[169]
CD340 LMV Ford Galaxy [3]: For Luxury Multi-purpose Vehicle.[169]
2002 341 D341 Cancelled Lincoln crossover.[252][237]
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343
2010 344 C344 Compact Ford C-MAX [2] C34X
C344 Grand Ford Grand C-MAX
2007 345 CD345 Ford Mondeo [3]
2010 346 C346 Ford Focus [3] C34X
2006 347 V347 Ford Transit [4] / Ford Tourneo [2]: From 1st facelift, refreshed V184/5. FWD models, or European built models?[23][110] V34X
2006 348 V348 Ford Transit [4] / Ford Tourneo [2]: From 1st facelift, refreshed V184/5. RWD models, or Chinese built models?[110][253]
2003 349 V349 Cancelled unibody Ford Transit and Econoline replacement for 2007/8?[254]
350
351
2010 352 Y352 Volvo V60 [1]: Wagon counterpart of S60 (Y283). Includes Cross Country.[255] 155 (Volvo)
353
2006 354 U354[r] Ford Expedition EL [3]: Long wheelbase version of U324.
2005 355 W355 Ford minivan on CD3s that was cancelled in favour of Flex (D471)?[256][257]
2006 356 P356 Ford Super Duty [2] P357? / P358?[258]
357
2007 358 L358[s] Cancelled 2-door Land Rover below Freelander? Range Rover Evoque (L538) predecessor?[259][260][261]
2006 359 L359 Land Rover Freelander 2 / Land Rover LR2[247] LF
2006 360 Y360 Volvo XC50?: Cancelled SUV based on and built alongside Freelander 2?[11][262][263]
2004 361 S361 Ford GT [1][97] Petunia[t] (GT40 Concept)
2012 362 V362 Ford Transit Custom [1] / Ford Tourneo Custom [1][23] V36X
2013 363 V363 Ford Transit [5] / StreetScooter WORK XL[23][264]
2023 V363C Ford Transit T8: Heavily modified version for China.
2004 364 U364 Mercury Mariner [1]: Includes hybrid models (U364 HEV).[112]
365 D365 Cancelled Lincoln "CTU" model?[51]
366
367 U367 Cancelled SUV related to U334 & CD539 (Ford Edge / S-MAX)?[51]
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2011 375 P375 Ford Ranger [4] UP375 / P376: typo?[51]
2019 P375N Ford Ranger [4]: Heavily modified version for North America.
2015 U375 Ford Everest [2] / Ford Endeavour [2] UP375 / J08 (JMC)[265]
2005 376 B376 Ford Fiesta [5 IN] / Ford Ikon [2] / Ford Classic: Low-cost B256 based sedan for India.[266]
2007 377 U377 Ford Escape [2] / Mercury Mariner [2] / Mazda Tribute [2]: Includes hybrid models (U377 HEV).[110] J87S / J87R (Mazda)[267]
2005 378 CD378 Lincoln Zephyr [1] / Lincoln MKZ [1]
2015 379 CD379 Ford Galaxy [4]?: Earlier version or alternate codename to CD390 in same vein as CD359/CD539?[51]
380
2007 381 Y381 Volvo XC70 [3]: Y285 (V70) off-road variant. 136 (Volvo)
382
2000 383 L383 Land Rover Defender [2]?: Cancelled new generation on T5 platform? L317 related?[136][268]
384
2009 385 L385 Range Rover [4]?: Cancelled new generation on T5 platform?[269][198]
2008 385 D385 Lincoln MKS: A LWB variant called MKS-L was planned too?[270][51] E385?[51] / D38X
2009 386 E386 Cancelled large Lincoln sedan on D3 platform?[271][272] D386 / D38X / GOBI?[273]
2006 387 U387 Ford Edge [1] E387?[274] / U38X
2006 388 U388[u] Lincoln MKX [1] U368 (error)?[198] / U38X
2006 389 S389 Ford Focus Coupé-Cabriolet: C307 convertible by Pininfarina.[275][276] C307 Convertible[197]
2014 389 CD389 Ford Edge [2] / Ford S-MAX [2]: Alternate code to CD539. Changed to avoid Focus CC clash?
2015 390 CD390 Ford Galaxy [4] CD39X
2012 391 CD391 Ford Fusion [2] / Ford Mondeo [4] / Ford Police Responder Hybrid Sedan[277][278]
392
2012 393 S393 Ford Focus Coupé-Cabriolet [3]?: Cancelled C346 convertible? C407 related?[198]
2008 394 C394 Ford Kuga [1]: Planned Lincoln and Mercury versions? C394N? 2-door version?[279][198][280][281] C294 (error)?[282]
395
(2008) 396 E396 Ford Crown Victoria [3]? / Mercury Grand Marquis [4]?: Cancelled generation on E8 platform? Rumour refuted by Ford.[51][283][284] Falcon/Orion?[110][285]
2005 397 P397 Lincoln Mark LT [1]: Luxury P221 (Ford F-150) rebadge.[112]
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2008 401 D401 Mercury Magellan?: Cancelled D219 (Ford Freestyle / Taurus X) rebadge, previewed by Meta One Concept.[274][51][286]
2008 402 B402[v] Ford Ka [2 LATAM]: Heavy update of BE146 for South America. Or Ford Courier? Or Ranger?[287][288]
403
2004 404 H404 Ford F-650 [1] / Ford F-750 [6]: 1st facelift? H215 variant.[123]
2012 405 L405 Range Rover [4]: Began development under Ford ownership.[289] LG
2011 406 P406 Ford Bantam [4]?: Cancelled new generation?[198]
2011 407 C407 Cancelled C346 (Ford Focus) based "Affordable Expressive" coupé? C393 related?[198][290]
2012 408 V408 Ford Transit Connect [2] / Ford Tourneo Connect [2]
2009 409 B409 Ford Fiesta [6]: Sedan version of B409?[229]
(2008) 410 B410 Ford EcoSport [1]: Cancelled modified BV226 for North America?[291][292][293] TRK?
411
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2008 413 Y413 Volvo XC60 [1] 156 (Volvo) / V413 / K413
2006 414 W414 Ford Flex: Earlier version of D471 (on CD3 platform?).[256][51][294][295]
2008 415 P415 Ford F-150 [7] / Ford Lobo [4] / Lincoln Mark LT [2]: 12th gen F-Series.[179]
416
417
2006 418 U418 Lincoln Navigator L [3]: Long wheelbase version of U326.
419
2009 420 L420[q] Range Rover Sport [1]: Facelift, refreshed L320. Ford code?[247] LS
2008 420 B420[v] Ford Ka [2 Euro][296] C420?[51]
421 B421 Ford Ka [2 Euro]?: Cancelled variant?[51]
2019 430 C430 Ford Escape resembling sporty SUV targeted at Europe? Redesigned into Bronco Sport.[297][298][299][300] Gen-Y SUV?
2020 CX430 Ford Bronco Sport[297]
431
432
2021 433 C433 Ford Escort [8]?: 2nd facelift, refreshed C430?[301]
450 B450 Cancelled B-Segment SUV?[51]
2014 460 B460 Ford Transit Courier [1] / Ford Tourneo Courier [1] C460?[194]
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2011 465 Y465 Volvo S30?: Cancelled "sporty hatchback"? 5-door version of Y279 (C30)?[302][198]
2011 466 Y466 Volvo XC30?: Cancelled Y465-based SUV or Cross Country variant?[303][198]
467 U467 "3 RAW PROD", a cancelled 3-Row (production) SUV?[51]
468
469 U469 Cancelled SUV?[51]
470 U470 Cancelled SUV?[51]
2008 471 D471 Ford Flex: Initially also considered as a Mercury.[295][256][304] Hamptons (concept)[305] / D47X
2009 472 D472 Lincoln MKT D47X[110]
2010 473 P473 Ford Super Duty [3]
2011 474 B474 Cancelled Ford 7-seater CUV/MPV similar to B232 (B-MAX)? B516 related?[51][306][229]
2011 475 B475 Cancelled small Ford minivan?[306]
V475 Cancelled B475 panel van version?[51]
2007 476 H476 Ford Cargo [3]: Otosan version.[225][226]
2017 JH476 JMC Weilong: Rebadged H476 (or H566?) for China.[307]
477
2009 478 D478 Lincoln MKT?: Cancelled D472 variant?[258]
2017 479 B479 Ford Fiesta [7]
480
(2017) 481 C481 Ford C-MAX [3]? / Ford Grand C-MAX [3]?: Cancelled generation due to weak MPV sales?[196]
2019 482 CX482 Ford Escape [4] / Ford Kuga [3] C482 / CX48X
2019 483 CX483 Lincoln Corsair C483 / CX48X
2010 483 Y483 Volvo S80L: Long wheelbase version of Y286 for China. Y48X[308]
2010 484 B484 Cancelled Ford sub B-segment model? Restarted as C484?[198]
2016 C484 Cancelled Ford Fiesta replacement for North America?[309][310][311]
485
2012 486 L486 Land Rover Ventura?: Cancelled L359 (Freelander 2) / L538 (Range Rover Evoque) based 7 seater? Ford code?[312][136][51][313][314]
487
2007 488 C488[w] Ford i-MAX: Rebadged Mazda5 / Premacy (CR / J48J / J48P).[315][316] J36G? (Mazda)
2014 489 C489 Lincoln MKC CX489 / CD489[317]
2015 490 C490 Ford Escort [8]: C346 (Focus) based sedan for China. Up to 1st facelift, revised as C433? C49X
2014 491 C491 Ford C-MAX [2]?: "Leather version of C344". C-MAX Vignale? Kuga Sport?[318][319]
2008 492 H492 Ford Cargo [?]: With CAT C13 engine?[320]
493
2013 494 L494 Range Rover Sport [2]: Began development under Ford ownership?[51][321] LW
495
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499 C499 Cancelled Lincoln SUV related to C483 (Corsair) & C521?[51]
2017 500 B500 Ford Fiesta [7]?: Cancelled B479 sedan? Or on new platform with hatch, CUV and MPV spinoffs? For emerging markets.[322][323][324] Super B
2011 501 P501 Ford F-100?: Cancelled North American Ranger replacement? P525 related?[198][51][325]
2010 502 U502[g] Ford Explorer [5] / Ford Police Interceptor Utility [1][326]
2011 503 D503 Cancelled Ford crossover coupé?[198]
2012 504 C504 Mercury Mariner [3]?: Cancelled rebadged C506?[198]
2009 505 C505 Cancelled Ford SUV on C1 platform?[327][51][198]
2012 506 C506 Lincoln MKR?: Cancelled C520 (Ford Escape) based SUV? Or Ford C505 replacement?[328][329]
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2011 513 L513[p] Land Rover LRX production version? L539 (Range Rover Evoque) predecessor? L338 related?[51][330]
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1994 515 CTT515 Ford Laser Lynx? / Ford Aztec: CT75 3-door hatchback.[89]
2012 515 B515 Ford EcoSport [2] B51X
2014 516 B516 Ford Grand B-MAX?: Cancelled low-cost 3-row B-MAX (B232) for Brazil and India?[331][332][333][334][335]
2010 517 B517 Ford Figo [1] / Ford Ikon Hatch: Updated B256 (Fiesta 5-door hatchback) for India.
2012 518 B518 Cancelled Brazilian developed Ford CUV. Or Figo (B562) based MPV?[336][337]
2018 519 C519 Ford Focus [4] C519A: Focus Active?
2012 520 C520 Ford Kuga [2] / Ford Escape [3] C52X
521 C521 Cancelled Lincoln SUV related to C483 (Corsair) & C499?[51][338] C52X?
522
523
524 CD524 Cancelled Ford sporty (lift/hatch)back? CD542 (Evos / Mondeo) predecessor?[51]
2012 525 P525 Ford F-100?: Cancelled North American Ranger replacement? P501 related?[182][325][51][339]
526 M526 Cancelled Lincoln sport convertible?[51]
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528
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532 D532 Ford Taurus?: Cancelled generation on "B11 platform"?[51]
2012 533 CD533[u] Lincoln MKZ [2][273]
2012 534 H534 Ford Cargo [4]: Latin American version?[227][340]
535
2007 536 Y536[x] Volvo XC90 [1]: Facelift, refreshed Y289.[232] 275 / P28 / V516 (Volvo)
537
2011 538 L538 Range Rover Evoque [1]: Began development under Ford ownership?[312][110] LV
2015 539 CD539E Ford S-MAX [2]: Also has alternate code of CD389. CD53X
2014 CD539N Ford Edge [2]: Also has alternate code of CD389. Export models coded CD539X.
2015 CD539C Ford Edge [2] / Ford Edge Plus: Extended 3-row version for China.
2015 540 U540 Lincoln MKX [2] / Lincoln Nautilus [1]
541
2021 542 CD542 Ford Mondeo [5] / Ford Evos / Ford Taurus [8][185][341] CD542N (Cancelled Fusion)?[311]
543
2016 544 D544[u] Lincoln Continental [10]: Originally planned as a new MKS.[342]
545
546
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(2013) 548 CD548 Mercury Milan [2]?: Cancelled CD391 (Ford Fusion) based model?[343][51]
2010 549 C549 Cancelled C-Segment model?[110]
2014 550 S550[d][y] Ford Mustang [6]: Originally planned on all-new platform? Also cancelled new Ford Falcon derivative?[2][317][344]
2014 550 L550 Land Rover Discovery Sport: Began development under Ford ownership as a Freelander?[51] LC
551
2014 552 P552[z] Ford F-150 [8] / Ford Lobo [5]: 13th gen F-Series.[345] P55X / B552 (typo)?[51]
2017 553 U553 Ford Expedition [4] U55x
2017 554 U554 Lincoln Navigator [4]
2012 555 Y555 Volvo V40 [2] 525 (Volvo) / Y55X
2012 556 Y556 Volvo V40 Cross Country 526 (Volvo) / Y55X
(2012) 557 C557 Mercury Tracer [4]?: Cancelled C346 sedan (Ford Focus) rebadge?[110][346][347][348]
2015 558 C558 Lincoln MKC?: Cancelled small car on Global C previewed by C Concept? C557 successor?[349][350][347]
2016 558 P558[z] Ford Super Duty [4] P55X
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560
2012 561 H561 Ford F-650 [1] / Ford F-750 [6]: H215/H404 update with revised engines and interior.[351][352][123]
2014 562 B562[m] Ford Ka [3] / Ford Figo [2] / Ford Ka+
2020 563 B563 Cancelled premium Ford hatchback and sedan positioned above Figo? B500 successor?[353][354]
2021 BX563 Ford EcoSport [3]?: Developed by Ford Brasil and Changan? Cancelled and succeeded by BX755?[355]
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2012 566 H566 Ford Cargo [4]: Otosan version.[227]
2016 567 H567 Ford F-650 [2] / Ford F-750 [7][356][357]
2015 568 D568 Ford Taurus [7]: Originally planned for North America?[358]
2019 611 U611[aa][u] Lincoln Aviator [2]
2019 622 CD622[aa][u] Lincoln Zephyr [2]?: RWD MKZ replacement on CD6 cancelled for FWD CD764?[359][358][310][360][361]
2015 623 H623 Ford Cargo?: Latin American version?[362] H62X?
624
2019 625 U625[aa][g] Ford Explorer [6] / Ford Police Interceptor Utility [2][278]
2018 625 H625 Ford F-MAX[363] Big Boy / H62X[364]
JH625 JMC Weilong HV5: Rebadged H625 for China.[365]
2022 650 S650[y][aa] Ford Mustang [7]: Originally planned on "CD6-R"?[366][360][344]
2021 680 B680 Ford Ka [4]?: Cancelled hatchback. Morphed into BX680?[367][368][369] B-Car / B-Duo?
B680S Ford Ka [4]?: Cancelled sedan?[368]
2021 BX680 Cancelled small Ka-like Ford crossover succeeding B680?[370][371][369]
2020 702 P702[z] Ford F-150 [9] / Ford Lobo [6]: 14th gen F-Series.[372] P702 BEV: F-150 Lightning
2022 703 P703 Ford Ranger [5]: Co-developed with Volkswagen Amarok (J73), built in China as P789.[373] Redback: Ranger Raptor
2022 704 U704 Ford Everest [3][373]
705
(2023) 706 CDX706 Ford Edge L[374][375][310] CDX70x
(2023) 707 CDX707 Lincoln Nautilus [2][308][310][375]
2023 708 P708[z] Ford Super Duty [5]
2019 709 V709 Ford Transit Courier [2]?: Cancelled earlier version of V769?[376][377]
2023 710 V710 Ford Transit Custom [2] / Ford Tourneo Custom [2]: Co-developed with Volkswagen Transporter/Caravelle.[378][379][380] V71x
(2029) 711 V711 Ford Transit [6]: Upcoming generation on "V4 platform"?[381][379][382]
712
(2021) 713 V713 Ford Transit Connect [3]: New Ford developed generation cancelled for VW based V761? NA production cancelled for V758?[383][384][385] V713AV (Robo taxi)[386] / V71x
(2021) 714 CD714 Cancelled RWD Lincoln flagship sedan, nicknamed Town Car?[361][358]
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716
(2025) 717 U717 Ford Expedition [5][387][317][388] U71x
2024 718 U718 Lincoln Navigator [5][387][317][388]
719
(2026) 720 CX720 Ford Escape [5]?: Upcoming generation on electric GE2.1 platform for China?[301]
(2027) CX720L Ford Escape L [5]?: Upcoming long wheelbase variant on C2 platform for China?[301]
(2026) 721 CX721 Lincoln Corsair [2]?: Upcoming?[389][301]
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2021 725 U725 Ford Bronco [6] U725 Warthog: Bronco Raptor
2021 P725 Ford Bronco [6]?: Cancelled pickup version?[390][391][392][393][394]
2019 726 BX726 Ford Puma [2]: B479 (Fiesta) based crossover.[384]
(2020) 727 C727 Ford E-MAX?: Electric Ford compliance SUV that was extensively redesigned with Mustang inspiration as CX727. C728 sibling?[395][396][397][300][398]
2020 CX727 Ford Mustang Mach-E: Chinese built versions sometimes referred to as CX771.[396]
(2020) 728 C728 Ford E-MAX?: Cancelled hybrid counterpart of C727?[397]
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(2021) 730 C730 Cancelled Focus sized plug-in hybrid compact with higher driving position?[397]
(2029) 731 U731 Ford Explorer [7 NA]?: Upcoming.[399][388]
(2029) 732 U732 Lincoln Aviator [3]?: Upcoming.[399][400][389]
(2026) 733 CX733 Ford Mustang Mach-E [2]?: Upcoming?[401][388] CDX733?[392]
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(2026) 735 CX735 Ford Bronco Sport [2]?: Upcoming?[402][392]
(2026) 736 P736 Ford F-150 [10]?: Upcoming 15th gen F-Series?[403][388][404]
(2027) 737 CD737 Ford Mondeo [6]?: Upcoming?[301]
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2023 740 CX740S Ford Explorer [7 Euro]: Electric SUV on MEB platform for Europe.[405][406][374][407][408]
2024 CX740L Ford Capri [5]: Coupé version of Explorer.[408]
2021 C740 Cancelled electric Ford hatchback on MEB platform for Europe?[409]
741
(2023) 742 CX742 Cancelled Lincoln SUV with similar wheelbase to Corsair built in China?[410][411]
2018 743 CX743 Ford Territory [2]: Rebadged Yusheng S330 (N330 / N331?).[412][413] JF8? (JMC)
(2022) 744 BX744 Cancelled under 4m Ford EcoSport replacement for India?[414][415][416]
(2023) 745 BX745[ab] Cancelled over 4m Ford EcoSport replacement for global exports? Mahindra spinoff codenamed S204?[417][416][418] Misspelled as B705?[419]
(2023) 746 CDX746 Ford Edge EV: Re-designated as U759?[420][421][422][423] CDX74X[424]
(2023) 747 CDX747[ac] Lincoln Nautilus EV: U787 successor? Re-designated as U760?[420][421][422][423]
2021 748 CDX748 Upcoming electric SUV related to CDX771?[425][426]
(2025) CX748 Lincoln Corsair-E?: Upcoming EV?[400]
749
(2028) 750 S750[y] Ford Mustang [8]: Upcoming. Electric GE2.2 platform?[366][427][428]
(2027) 751 BX751 Ford Puma [3]?: Upcoming?[409]
(2025) 752 CX752 Upcoming Lincoln SUV coupé?[301]
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2018 754 CDX754 Ford Mondeo Active?: Not a CD542 bodystyle variant, but a cancelled separate crossover design?[429][430][431]
2022 755 BX755[ab] Ford EcoSport [3]: Cancelled generation developed by and for Brazil.[432][433][434] B-Trio[435] BX775: typo?[355]
2021 756 CX756 Ford Equator / Ford Territory [2]?[413][436] Sport: EKS (Changan?)[301] CX743MCA? (Territory)[437]
2021 757 CX757 Cancelled Ford SUV based on Mahindra XUV700 (W601)? Switched to Territory platform? Misspelled as CX737?[438][439][440] Project Black / W605 (Mahindra)
2021 758 P758 Ford Maverick [5]: Unibody pickup. C-Pick Up?[441]
(2022) CX758 Cancelled Maverick based Ford SUV?[442]
(2023) V758 Ford Transit Connect [3]: Upcoming Maverick-based generation for North America? Cancelled than restarted?[402][443][444][445][446][447] P758V[448]
(2024) 759 U759 Ford Explorer EV?: Upcoming, originally coded CDX746? Replaced/changed to hybrid?[424][423][449]
(2024) 760 U760 Lincoln Aviator e-Grand Touring?: Upcoming, originally coded CDX747? Replaced/changed to hybrid?[424][423]
2021 761 V761 Ford Transit Connect [3] / Ford Tourneo Connect [3]: Rebadged Volkswagen Caddy (SB / VN357).[450]
762
2021 763 B763 Cancelled small Ford SUV for India to rival Suzuki Vitara Brezza?[451][452]
2022 764 CD764 Lincoln Zephyr [2][425]
(2029) 765 U765 Ford Bronco [7]?: Upcoming generation on T6 platform?[388]
(2029) P765 Ford Ranger [6]?: Upcoming generation on T6 platform?[388]
(2029) P765 BEV Ford Ranger Lightning [6]?: Upcoming model on TE1 platform?[388]
(2029) 766 CDX766 Ford Explorer EV [2]?: Upcoming U759 replacement?[400]
(2028) 767 CDX767 Lincoln Aviator e-Grand Touring [2]?: Upcoming U760 replacement?[301]
(2028) 768 P768 Ford Super Duty [6]?: Upcoming?[388]
2023 769 V769 Ford Transit Courier [2] / Ford Tourneo Courier [2][453][454]
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2021 771 CX771 Ford Mustang Mach-E: Changan built version of CX727 for China. Primarily uses code CX727C.[455][456][425][301] CDX771
(2022) 772 BX772 Cancelled Ford 4.4m SUV for India with Mahindra spinoff.[414][415][457] VX-722: platform/typo?
773
(2022) 774 BX774 Cancelled Ford B-Segment SUV for India? Or BX744 misspelling?[458][459]
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(2026) 776 CX776 Ford Equator [2]?: Upcoming?[301]
(2023) 777 CDX777 Ford Edge [3]?: Cancelled new generation on CD6 for North America, separate model from Chinese CDX706?[375]
2021 778 CX778 Ford Escape: Upcoming 5th generation? Or maybe CX788 misspelling?[460]
(2027) P778 Ford Maverick [6]?: Upcoming?[388][402]
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(2026) 781 CX781 Ford Kuga EV?: Cancelled third model on MEB platform for Europe.[406][409]
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(2023) 784 BX784 Ford Territory [3]?: Cancelled SUV developed by and for Brazil.[432][461][433] B-Trio[435]
(2022) 785 BX785 Ford Maya?: Cancelled SUV coupé developed by and for Brazil.[432][461][462]
(2022) 786 U786 Ford Excursion [2]?: Cancelled electric SUV on Rivian A1 skateboard? U787 sibling?[392][463][464][465]
(2022) 787 U787[ac] Lincoln Mark E?: Cancelled electric SUV on Rivian A1 skateboard? Restarted on Ford platform as CDX747? U786 sibling?[466][464][467]
(2024) 788 CX788 Ford Escape L [4]?: Upcoming long-wheelbase three-row CX482 for China?[468][469][470][301]
2023 789 P789 Ford Ranger [5]: JMC built version of P703 for China.[197][471][301]
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(2026) 797 CX797 Ford Escape [5]?: Cancelled new ICE generation on C2 platform replaced by electric CX823?[400][472]
798
(2026) 799 CX799 Ford Mustang Mach-E Coupe?: Upcoming CX733 variant?[388] CDX799?[392]
(2025) 800 P800 Ford F-150 Lightning [2]: Cancelled new standalone generation on TE1 platform, replaced by EREV version of ICE F-150 due to low previous gen sales.[473][403][404][474][475][476] Project T3[477]
(2029) U800 Ford Bronco EV?: Upcoming model on TE1 platform?[388]
(2027) 801 V801 Ford E-Transit [7]: Upcoming.[478][479][388]
2025 802 CX802 Cancelled "Expressive" Corsair-sized electric entry-level Lincoln SUV?[480][400]
803
(2024) 804 CDX804 Upcoming Lincoln SUV?[425][481][301]
(2025) 805 X805 Upcoming electric Ford autonomous commercial vehicle?[482][392][388]
(2026) 806 X806 Upcoming small electric Ford SUV?[301]
(2026) 807 U807 Ford Expedition EV?: Cancelled?[388]
(2026) 808 U808 Lincoln Navigator EV?: Cancelled?[388]
809
2025 810 CX810 Ford Bronco Basecamp: Battery electric and range-extender SUV. Unrelated to the Bronco nor Bronco Sport, which the Basecamp shares its nameplate with.[483]
(2025) 811 CX811 Upcoming Ford budget EV?[400][484]
(2025) 812 P812 Ford Super Duty Lightning?: Cancelled?[388]
(2025) 813 CX813 Ford E-Bronco: Upcoming Bronco Sport sized electric SUV.[485][486][487][488]
(2027) 814 P814 Upcoming Ford Ranger-esque electric pickup?[486][488][489]
(2026) 815 CX815 Upcoming Ford "affordable BEV".[490][491][489]
816
817
(2025) 818 CDX818 Cancelled Lincoln "MPU" electric SUV to replace Nautilus?[480][467][400][492]
819
820
(2024) 821 CX821 Upcoming first electric Lincoln. SUV using Changan EPA1 platform?[493][494][301]
822
(2025) 823 CX823 Ford Escape [5]?: Cancelled generation on electric GE2 platform replacing ICE CX797? Succeeded by U833?[388]
(2027) 833 P833 Ford Maverick EV?: Upcoming generation on CE1 platform?[495][496][497]
(2028) U833 Ford Escape [5]?: Upcoming generation on CE1 platform? Suceeding CX823?[497]
(2024) 847 CDX847 Upcoming electric SUV?[482]
2017 922 S922[ad] Ford GT [2]: Successor to Project Silver, a cancelled Mustang Le Mans entry.[123][498] Phoenix[ae]
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Year Model Other codenames
1985 Ford Pronto [1]: Rebadged Suzuki Carry & Every (ST30/ST40/ST90/ST100).
1986 Ford-New Holland tractors?
1988 Ford Tempo [2] / Mercury Topaz [2]: Or considered a refresh by Ford?
1988 Ford Maverick [2]: Rebadged Nissan Patrol (Y60 & 160).
1988 Ford F-12000 / Ford F-14000: Medium duty trucks for Brazil.
1989 Ford Corsair [2]: Rebadged Nissan Pintara (U12). UA / AD50 / Matilda[499]
1989 Ford Trader [4]: Rebadged Mazda Titan (WE / WG).
1989 Ford Pronto [2]: Rebadged Suzuki Carry & Every (DA71/DB71/DA81/DA41/DB41/DA51/DB51).
1990 Ford Tonic / Ford Bantam [2]: Rebadged Mazda 323 (BF) for South Africa. CT18 (Laser) cousin.
1991 Ford Raider: Rebadged Mazda Proceed Marvie (UV).
1992 Ford F-Series [9]: Or considered a refresh by Ford?
1992 Ford Bronco [5]: Or considered a refresh by Ford?
1992 Ford Versailles / Ford Royale / Ford Galaxy [1]: Rebadged Volkswagen Quantum (B2). CS5 (AutoLatina?)[31]
1991 IVECO-Ford models?
1994 Ford Telstar II: Rebadged Mazda Capella (CG).
1995 Ford Freda: Rebadged Mazda Bongo Friendee (SG / J15).
1996 Ford Festiva Mini Wagon: Rebadged Mazda Demio (DW / J13).
1997 Ford Telstar [4]: Rebadged Mazda Capella (GF / J25).
1999 Ford Pronto [3]: Rebadged Suzuki Carry & Every (YH5? / DA52/DB52/DA62/DA63/DA65). YJ4 (Suzuki)
1999 Ford FFV Utilimaster: UN105 (Explorer) based USPS delivery van.[500]
2000 Electric Carrier Route Vehicle: Trialled UX168 (Ranger EV) based USPS van with Grumman bodywork.[501][213] MM 12-80 (USPS)
2001 Ford Trader [5]: Rebadged Mazda Titan (WH). H339 (Ford LCF) cousin.[502]
2002 TH!NK bike fun / TH!NK bike traveller: Electric bikes.
2012 Formula Ford EcoBoost: And other race cars? Eco Racer?[503]
2015 Ford MoDe:Me / Ford MoDe:Pro / Ford MoDe:Flex: Electric bike prototypes.[504][505]
2017 Ford GoBike
2021 Rakun Pro2 / Rakun Pro3: Ford Otosan developed electric mopeds.[506]
2023 Oshkosh Defense NGDV: US mail van co-developed with Ford, earlier version was V363 (Transit) based.[507]
2023 Ford F-LINE: H623?
Year Upcoming Other codenames
2024 Ford Mustang Mach-4?: Upcoming Ford Mustang 4-door sedan?[446][508][509]
(2027) SUV replacement to Ford Focus for Europe?[510]
(2028) Upcoming 2 affordable Ford models on Renault's Ampere platform and jointly developed Ford & Renault commercial vehicles.[511]
2026 Upcoming affordable passenger car for North America on CE1 platform.[512]
Year Cancelled Other codenames
1988 Ford CL-9000: Cabover CL-Series redesign.[513]
1989 Ford Mustang [4]: MN12 (Thunderbird) based proposal, SN95 predecessor.[26][514]
1990s BE146 (Ford Ka) Sub-B car predecessor.[515]
1994 Ford small car based on Volkswagen Gol (G2), and other AutoLatina projects.[516][517]
1995 Production version of Lincoln L2K Concept, began development as a Mercury.[98]
2000s Ford Bronco [6]: U260 predecessor on T5 platform.[206][243]
2005 Lincoln Navicross production version. D341?[518] PUV (Personal Utility Vehicle)[519]
2007 Ford Bronco [6]: Based on 2004 Bronco Concept, on T6 platform, for launch in 2011/2.[520][206] "Millennial Bronco"
2008 Ford Explorer [5]: Replacement on T5 platform.[243]
2009 Large RWD Ford and Lincoln sedans previewed by Interceptor and MKR concepts.[521]
2010 Considered production version of Ford Start Concept.[522][523]
2010s Ford GT [2]: Rejected revival attempts.[498]
2010s Volvo projects with codes in range Y540–Y549?[524] Y54X
2017 Fuel cell vehicles with Daimler and Renault-Nissan Alliance.[525]
2018 Lincoln coupé and sedan sketches?[526]
2021 Entry-level electric vehicles from Zotye joint venture.[527]
2021 Cancelled electric van for Europe.[488][476]
2021 Cancelled electric van for North America, replaced by upcoming gas and hybrid van (V758?).[488][476]
Year Cancelled (rumoured) Other codenames
1995 Possible other Mahindra Ford India Limited projects?
1990s Other AutoEuropa projects such as city-car or minivan?[528]
2001 Ford Ka [2]?: Original BE146 replacement?[529]
2003 Ford 427 Concept production version?[530]
2004 Volvo S80 [2]?: 2nd generation on P2 platform instead of P3?[531]
2005 Land Rover Challenger?: Monocoque model between Freelander and Discovery?[531]
2006 Other models using the Fiat Mini platform?[532]
2007 Entry-level Land Rover below Freelander?[533][531] The Landie
2008 Other models using D2c and E8/Global RWD platforms?[306][534][535][536]
2008 Ford A-MAX?: 3+1 city car under Ka or small MPV?[537][538]
2009 Ford Puma [2]?: Cancelled B299 (Fiesta) based generation?[539][540]
2010s Ford Falcon [8]?: Taurus based FWD replacement?[541]
2010 Volvo C60?: Convertible on EUCD?[542]
2015 Lincoln Mark IX?: Revival earmarked for 2022?[543]
2021 Ford MPV based on Mahindra Marazzo (U321) for India?[335]
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  1. [a]
    With AM### codes, the first number is the sequential model line, while the last 2 refers to the planned launch year. The V8 Vantage is AM305, 3 means their third model line, 05 means a 2005 launch.
  2. [b]
    Jaguar's X# codenames are very inconsistent, but (initially) they went in increments of 100. X100: XK8. X200: S-Type. X300: XJ6. X400: X-Type. X600: Cancelled mid-engine sports car. For what it's worth, B500 (and P800) are the only Ford codes that's a multiple of 100, and a Jaguar X500 is unaccounted for (though it was rumoured for a cancelled Explorer based SUV).
  3. [c]
    2 stands for 2-door (though 4-door version was also planned), 60 refers to T6 platform.
  4. [d]
    5 stands for the 5th platform iteration, 50 stands for the Mustang's 50th anniversary it was launched around.
  5. [e]
    A stands for Group A, as well as chosen to spell 'Ace'?
  6. [f]
    CT120 is 100 more than CT20, the previous generation.
  7. [g]
    The same numbers tend to crop up in the different Explorer codenames: 0, 1, 2 and 5.
  8. [h]
    98 refers to the targeted production start of 1998.
  9. [i]
    UN105 can be rearranged as UN150, the refreshed version.
  10. [j]
    U152 can be rearranged as U251, the updated Explorer with a new frame.
  11. [k]
    Uses a shortened DEW98 platform: 98 shortened is 97?
  12. [l]
    The European Ford Focus C-MAX is C214, while it's Asian equivalent is the Ford Ixion MAV, C224
  13. [m]
    B562 (Figo) can be rearranged as B256 (Fiesta), which it is based off.
  14. [n]
    The 26 from EA265 (Territory) a reference too EA26 (Falcon)?
  15. [o]
    28 refers to P28? 9 refers to XC90?
  16. [p]
    L315 can be rearrranged as L513, which it has similarities with.
  17. [q]
    L420 was the refresh of L320.
  18. [r]
    SWB is U324, LWB is U354.
  19. [s]
    Was L358 rearranged into L538 (Range Rover Evoque), it's successor?
  20. [t]
    An unassuming flower to give the illusion of an unassuming car.
  21. [u]
    Lincoln codes often end with repeating numbers: U388, CD533, D544, U611 and CD622.
  22. [v]
    B402 (South American Ka) a rearrangement of B420 (European Ka)?
  23. [w]
    48 is derived from the J48J/P (Mazda5), the model it's rebadging?
  24. [x]
    Very similar to V536, Geely-era Volvo's codename for the (rumored) 3rd generation XC90. In the case of V536, the 5 stands for size (Around E-Segment), 3 stands for generation, and 6 stands for SUV.
  25. [y]
    S650 and S750 are 100 and 200 more than S550 respectively.
  26. [z]
    P552 was replaced by P702, while P558 was replaced by P708.
  27. [aa]
    6 likely stands for CD6 platform, considering the dearth of models in the 600s region.
  28. [ab]
    Indian-developed EcoSport replacement is BX745, while Brazilian-developed EcoSport is BX755.
  29. [ac]
    U787 was succeeded by CDX747?
  30. [ad]
    Such a large number chosen to maintain secrecy or denote specialness? 2s stand for 2-door or 2nd generation?
  31. [ae]
    Rising from the ashes of Project Silver and previous GTs. Groundhog was another proposed codename.

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