The Ford Granada, whose predecessor was the Ford Maverick, is a vehicle that Ford Motor Company introduced to the North American automotive market in 1975, where it stayed until the 1982 model year. From 1975 until 1980, the vehicle was considered to be a compact car, but from 1981 until 1982, it was placed in the mid-size vehicle category. The vehicle was sold across two-generation (the first being between the years 1975 and 1980 and the second being between 1981 and 1982) and sales proved to be quite a success. In total, over two million units were sold in the U.S. market. Later (from 1983 until 1985), the vehicle was sold in Venezuela as well. The first generation Ford Granada was available as a 2-door coupe and a 4-door sedan, while the second-generation model was available in a 4-door station wagon body style as well. Variants of the Ford Granada include the Mercury Monarch, the Mercury Cougar, and the Lincoln Versailles.

The Ford Granada is not as widespread on the road as it used to be back in its day, but there is certainly some still driving to this day. If you own this vehicle, you should be putting extra care into preserving the life of it, as it is quite old and not in production any longer. One thing you should especially pay attention to is the seat belts. Seat belts, over time, can become cut or worn out, or simply start looking dull. If that is the case in your own Granada, consider getting Ford Granada seat belt replacement. A company that can perform this service for you for an affordable price is Safety Restore.