What Ford coupe was introduced in 1966, loved for its styling with superbly detailed, razor-sharp lines that were somewhat evocative of the Pontiac GTO?

In 1966, Fairlane's fifth generation was introduced to the public. A variety of models, including a sedan, coupe, convertible, hardtop, and station wagon, were offered. A coupe with superbly detailed, razor-sharp lines that were somewhat evocative of the Pontiac GTO was of special appeal. It had a sleeker roofline, stacked quad headlights that flanked an upright grille, large vertical rectangular taillights, and a traditional Coke-bottle appearance. By all accounts, it was a really gorgeous automobile.

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