Ford MN12 platform

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The Ford MN12 platform is a rear-wheel-drive automotive chassis developed by Ford for its early-1990s personal luxury coupes, notably the Ford Thunderbird and Mercury Cougar, featuring independent rear suspension and a focus on improved ride and handling.

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instanceOf automotive platform
vehicle chassis
bodyStyleSupported 2-door coupe
brakeTypeFront disc brakes
brakeTypeRear disc brakes (on many models)
chassisType unibody construction
class mid-size car platform
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designer Ford North American Automotive Operations NERFINISHED
developer Ford Motor Company NERFINISHED
driveLayout rear-wheel drive
engineConfigurationSupported V6 engine
V8 engine
focus improved handling
improved ride
layout front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout
marketSegment North American market
modelYearsCovered 1989–1997 Ford Thunderbird NERFINISHED
1989–1997 Mercury Cougar NERFINISHED
notableModel Ford Thunderbird (10th generation) NERFINISHED
Mercury Cougar (7th generation) NERFINISHED
predecessor Ford Fox platform (for Thunderbird/Cougar) NERFINISHED
productionStart 1988
relatedPlatform Ford FN10 platform NERFINISHED
suspensionFront independent front suspension
suspensionRear independent rear suspension
usedByBrand Ford NERFINISHED
Mercury NERFINISHED
usedFor personal luxury coupe
wheelbaseRange approximately 113 inches

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Ford Thunderbird platform Ford MN12 platform