Interesting Facts About the Ford Sierra Mk2
The Ford Sierra was introduced in 1982 as a mid‑size/large family car for the European market, offered in three‑door and five‑door body styles. Production ran until 1993, with the Dagenham plant closing its Sierra line in the autumn of 1989.
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Mk2 Designation and Parts
The Sierra lineup included a Mk2 version, and collectors have uncovered a stash of Mk2 components alongside Mk3 and Mk4 parts. Specific Mk2 items, such as the XR4x4 passenger front‑door moulding, are noted for their rarity.
Production Milestones at Dagenham
By the time Sierra production ended at the Dagenham factory in the autumn of 1989, the plant had become as productive as Ford’s German factories, highlighting the model’s importance to Ford’s European output.
South African Evolution
In South Africa, the Sierra XR6 variant ended production in 1992 and was replaced the following year by the fuel‑injected 3.0iRS, illustrating the model’s continued development beyond the core European timeline.
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