I called there to the newer location in Washington Indiana, I talked to a guy probably a son or grandson and mistakenly asked about the Granada they used to have in the rotting showroom in shoals, I then corrected to say Lincoln. He had no idea what I was talking about and seemed to be annoyed and took a tone with me.
I told him to learn his history and told him he probably had no idea what a real Ford Maverick looked like.
I don’t know much about the Ford Granada, and I haven’t seen one on the road in 20+ years. But looking at that picture of the car in a junkyard seems like such a waste. It may have even still ran, or maybe could have run again with not much effort. I can remember when the junkyards were full of Chrysler K-cars, Spirit/Acclaim, Shadow/Sundance, etc. Many of those cars needed only minor repairs, such as replacing the timing belt on the non-interference engine, replacing leaking seals/gaskets, brake repair, etc. but owners didn’t value these models, and junked them instead.
@Nevada is correct. That first gen (1975-1980) Falcon-based Granada was followed by a second gen Fox based Granada, but only for a couple of years, 1981-1982.