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    Feb 02, 2022 3 minutes
    Maurice Hardy Contributor

    Some of you may have been shocked to read that, after half a century, Ford failed to have the top selling car in the UK.

    I’d like to say here and now that it has nothing to do with my retirement from writing weekly new car reviews, which started in 1971 and ended during lockdown. The reason for Ford’s success was easy to see as I remember not only the Escort that launched my

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