The Capri was Ford of Europe's mini-Mustang, and was sold in the U.S. as Mercury. Today's Nice Price or Crack Pipe Capri is a V6-packing pony, but is its price worth horsing around?

Heavily, but tastefully modified with a 302 V8 and the neatest digital dash you've ever seen, today's Nice Price or No Dice Capri could be the coolest cat at Cars and Coffee. That is, if the price ...

Engine/drivetrain: 2.6-liter overhead valve V6, four-speed manual, RWD Location: Oak Park, CA Odometer reading: 126,000 miles ...

It's a cheap and fast one because the pixel master decided to bring back the Mercury Capri as an S650 seventh-generation Ford Mustang-based model that pays direct homage to the second-generation ...

In '72, the Mercury Capri became the first car sold by a Ford-owned brand in the U.S. to feature a V-6 as Mercury introduced a version powered by the 2.6-liter Cologne V-6 engine.

Officially called RetroFox, the build is based on a Capri with a rounded rear hatch glass, and has been upgraded with new upholstery inside, Cobra brakes, Mustang GT/LX sway bars, and 18-inch wheels.

As the Capri was originally intended to be smaller than the Mustang, so, too, were its engine choices. The Mercury version was offered with a choice of four-cylinder and V6 engines, however, as a ...