The Ford Super Deluxe was a trim level and model designation used by Ford in the United States during the 1940s, positioned as the top specification within Ford's passenger car lineup of that era. It sat above the standard Deluxe series and offered buyers additional interior and exterior refinements for the period. Notable body style variants included a Tudor sedan, Fordor sedan, convertible club coupe, and station wagon, giving the Super Deluxe range broad coverage across the market segments Ford served at the time.
