Ford Capri

The Ford Capri is an iconic sports coupe in automotive history, launched in 1969 by the American manufacturer for the European market. A true icon of the 1970s and 1980s, this Ford Capri model marked several generations of enthusiasts with its attractive design, dynamic lines, and affordable positioning in the sports coupe segment. Produced until 1986 in classic version, the Ford Capri model traversed four distinct generations, each evolving with automotive trends and market expectations, ranging from modest engines to more powerful and performant motors. The Ford Capri generations established themselves as formidable rivals against competitors such as the Opel Manta or Lancia Beta Coupe, seducing young drivers seeking sportiness without budget compromise. The Ford Capri story is also one of renaissance since the name was reactivated in 2024 with an electric SUV coupe model, marking the return of a legend in a new and technological era. From the conventional coupe to six-cylinder engines of the 1980s, to this new electric incarnation, the Ford Capri technical sheet has always reflected Ford's ambition to offer an accessible sports vehicle, combining style, performance, and practicability for all dynamic driving enthusiasts.