Is the Mercury Capri XR2 an automatic car?
There’s a car near identical to this Mercury Capri XR2 parked around the corner from me, sitting on three flat tires. I’ve thought about making an offer just for the hell of it, but it’s an automatic – which really limits the appeal.
What kind of engine does a 1991 Mercury Capri have?
This 1991 Capri here on craigslist has just over 64,000 original miles and is equipped with the desirable turbocharged engine and 5-speed manual combo. Thanks to Barn Finds reader Rocco B. for the find.
How many miles does a 1991 Capri have?
This 1991 Capri here on craigslist has just over 64,000 original miles and is equipped with the desirable turbocharged engine and 5-speed manual combo. Thanks to Barn Finds reader Rocco B. for the find. For years, these Capris had fallen off my radar. It seemed when new, most of them were automatics with the naturally aspirated powerplant.
Why was the Mercury Capri made in Australia?
The Capri was developed by Ford Australia to be a direct competitor to the Miata/MX5. This appeared to be a brave undertaking by Ford, not to mention an odd business decision given the fact that at the time Ford was a major shareholder in Mazda.
There’s a car near identical to this Mercury Capri XR2 parked around the corner from me, sitting on three flat tires. I’ve thought about making an offer just for the hell of it, but it’s an automatic – which really limits the appeal.
Where can I buy a 1991 Mercury Capri?
| Call Ian Peebles at (352) 256-1240 | | | 1991 MERCURY CAPRI | | | 90,355 Miles, 1-Owner, Clean Carfax | Cardinal Red over Grey Cloth Interior | Includes Two Keys | Includes Owners Manuals | More Info › Rare 1991 Mercury Capri XR2 Turbo Convertible made by Ford of Australia.
This 1991 Capri here on craigslist has just over 64,000 original miles and is equipped with the desirable turbocharged engine and 5-speed manual combo. Thanks to Barn Finds reader Rocco B. for the find. For years, these Capris had fallen off my radar. It seemed when new, most of them were automatics with the naturally aspirated powerplant.
The Capri was developed by Ford Australia to be a direct competitor to the Miata/MX5. This appeared to be a brave undertaking by Ford, not to mention an odd business decision given the fact that at the time Ford was a major shareholder in Mazda.