The legend is back! The new, all-electric Capri made its comeback in Europe, but do you know the story of its debut? Codeveloped by British and German Ford engineers, the Capri was nicknamed “the car that’s doing 60 standing still.” After the introduction of the Ford Mustang in North America in the mid-1960s, Mustang fever spread around the world, and the Ford Capri was the answer. Produced at Ford’s plants in Halewood (U.K.) and Cologne, Germany, over 1.8 million hit the road between 1969 and 1986. Want to work at a company that can turn the best of the past into the future? Learn more at www.careers.ford.com. #WeAreFord #FordCapri #TBT #FordHeritage
The legend is definitely not back. There is no universe in which you can compare the original Capri with this heavy and boxy EV. How is it possible that there is no one left at Ford who can think of a new name for a new model instead of using old names (Puma, Explorer)?
This is what a Capri should look like not the new electric version which looks awful Fords have lost their way
Mercury Capri is the version I remember and what a flop that was. Best of luck with the new version.
Good to know!
Still think the ‘woodie’ side door trims could make a big comeback. Could a bamboo or other natural but non tree material do ?
The Maveric the best Mustang tudo bom 👍 tudo bom 👍 também aí
I love the original Capri, and this new one too.
Pathetic, has to use old glorified name to sell unwelcome EV. Good luck!
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1moMy first car was a '73 Capri.