The Ford Royale was an

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which was produced in

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by Autolatina, a joint venture between

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and

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, in the 1990s.''VW Passat Variant'', www.netcarshow.com
Retrieved 24 June 2015. It was a wagon version of the Ford Versailles sedan. The Royale was available as a 3-door

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''Ford Royale 1992'' (sales brochure), storm.oldcarmanualproject.com
Retrieved 23 June 2015 and as a 5-door

.''Ford Royale 1995'' (sales brochure), storm.oldcarmanualproject.com
Retrieved 23 June 2015 1.8 litre and 2.0 litre four cylinder engines were offered. The Royale and the related Ford Versailles sedan were essentially rebadged Volkswagen Quantums.

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