description Ford Pampa Overview
The Ford Pampa was a compact coupe utility produced by Ford do Brasil from 1982 to 1997. It was derived from the second-generation Ford Corcel and combined a passenger-car front cabin with an open cargo bed, placing it between a conventional car and a small pickup. A four-wheel-drive version was introduced for the 1984 model year, while the standard model remained a front-wheel-drive-based utility. [Source](https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/fsa/br/pt/news/2020/01/17/ford-pampa--uma-picape-pioneira-que-inovou-o-segmento-e-entrou-p.html)
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What is the Ford Pampa, and why is it called a coupe utility?
The Ford Pampa was a small Brazilian pickup produced by Ford do Brasil from 1982 to 1997. Its front cabin came from the second-generation Ford Corcel, while the rear became an open cargo bed.
Did the Ford Pampa come with four-wheel drive?
Yes, Ford offered a 4x4 version of the Pampa. That setup was unusual because the vehicle was derived from a front-wheel-drive passenger car rather than a conventional truck.
How is the Pampa related to the Ford Corcel and Belina?
The Pampa, Corcel sedan, and Belina wagon belonged to the same Ford do Brasil car family. The Pampa kept the passenger-car cabin but replaced the wagon body with a separate cargo bed.
What changed on later Ford Pampa models?
Ford revised the Pampa's front grille in 1992, and the 1.8 model received an electronic carburetor in 1994. Production ended in 1997 after a 15-year run.
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