5% discount on your first order — create a free account

Create Account

Ford Granada Mk1 Metallic Green & Black MCG 1:18

Ford Granada Mk1 Metallic Green & Black MCG 1:18
Current price: 61.00 €
In stock
Estimated delivery: 26-29.10.2026
Shipping rates by country
5% discount on your first order — create a free account
Pay securely with
Shipping to 79 countries Worldwide delivery
Prices incl. 23% VAT No hidden costs
Shipping rates by country Tracked & insured
Pay in EUR € Local currency
Specifications
Brand
Ford
Manufacturer
MCG
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
MCG18569
100% authentic Direct from manufacturers
5-layer carton Foam-filled interior
Easy returns 14 days, no questions asked
Secure payment 256-bit SSL encryption

About the Ford Granada Mk1 Metallic Green & Black MCG 1:18

TL;DR: MCG's 1:18 diecast Ford Granada Mk1 reproduces the 1972 Ford of Europe executive sedan in metallic green over black, a sealed one-piece body with crisp panel lines and period-correct two-tone finish. A niche European classic rarely covered at this scale, suited to collectors building a 1970s executive car lineup.

Ford developed the Granada jointly across its UK and German operations, launching in 1972 as the flagship that replaced the aging Zephyr and Zodiac lines with genuinely modern, rear-wheel-drive engineering. MCG, a specialist that routinely picks up European classics the larger diecast houses pass over, renders the Mk1 in a metallic green and black two-tone that suits the car's understated executive styling perfectly.

MCG's Ford Granada Mk1 and Ford of Europe's Flagship

Ford of Europe's Executive Flagship

The Granada arrived in 1972 as the product of Ford's unified European design and engineering effort, replacing the British Zephyr and Zodiac and the German counterparts they shared a platform with, a rare example of genuine transatlantic-style corporate collaboration happening entirely within Europe. It offered rear-wheel drive, a range of four-cylinder and V6 engines, and styling that aimed squarely at buyers who wanted executive-car presence without stepping up to a German luxury badge. The car found particular favor in UK and continental markets as a comfortable, well-equipped family and business sedan, and its combination of size and value made it a common sight well into the following decade.

Metallic Green Over Black and a Sealed Body

MCG casts the Mk1 as a sealed, one-piece diecast body, which means the car's entire presentation rests on surface quality: the shutlines along the doors and trunk run as continuous, even grooves, the chrome-effect trim along the beltline and bumpers separates cleanly from the painted surfaces, and the two-tone metallic green over black holds a crisp division line rather than bleeding at the edges. That two-tone treatment was a common factory option on period Fords, and getting the split line straight and the metallic flake visible under light is exactly the kind of finishing work that separates a considered reproduction from a flat, single-color toy casting.

MCG's Approach to Overlooked European Classics

Filling the Gaps Larger Manufacturers Skip

MCG has carved a position in the 1:18 market by covering exactly the kind of car mainstream diecast houses treat as unprofitable, solid European sedans and estates with genuine period presence but no racing pedigree to justify a premium resin treatment from a specialist maker. That approach makes a Granada Mk1 possible at all in this scale, since neither the flagship diecast brands nor the limited-run resin houses have shown much interest in a car whose appeal lies in quiet competence rather than performance or rarity. For a collector chasing specific 1970s European executive cars, MCG is often the only realistic route to a 1:18 example at a price that does not require specialist importers or custom commissions.

1:18 Scale and Full Executive-Sedan Presence

At 1:18, the Granada's proportions read exactly as they did in period, a long hood, upright glasshouse, and generous trunk that signaled substance rather than sportiness, details that would lose impact at a smaller scale. The size gives interior and dashboard detailing room to register clearly through the glazing, even on a sealed body, and it places the model comfortably alongside contemporary 1:18 executive sedans from Mercedes, Opel, or Peugeot for a collector building a broader 1970s European lineup rather than a single standalone piece. Few 1:18 manufacturers bother with this exact corner of the Ford range, which keeps the model's novelty intact on any shelf.

An Honest Entry in a 1970s Executive Lineage

Where the Granada Fits on a European Shelf

This Granada works best as part of a themed 1970s European executive-car shelf, paired with period Mercedes W123s, Opel Rekords, or Peugeot 504s rather than displayed as an isolated curiosity. It is a mid-tier diecast piece, not a limited resin release, and that positioning fits the car itself honestly: the Granada was a sensible, well-built family sedan rather than a glamour subject, and MCG's accessible execution matches that character rather than overreaching into premium pricing it does not need. For a collector who values completeness over headline subjects, filling this specific gap in a European sedan collection is worth more than another duplicate of a car five other manufacturers already cover. It is a quiet, confident choice for anyone ready to buy beyond the obvious German and British classics.

61.00 €
61.00 €
0