WHEN it comes to the Ford Capri ... it resembles of a Capri is the steering wheel and the curved back around the passenger windows. That’s it. “If they gave me one to drive, I wouldn't ...

It produces 282bhp and 402lb ft of torque, which is enough to punch the Capri from 0–62mph in 6.4 seconds ... of 185kW on the all-wheel-drive car, though Ford claims all can charge from 10 ...

Shortly after Ford's Motorsport department came to fruition in June of 1969, the first ever all-wheel-drive Capri took ... Ford Zakspeed Turbo Capri. The car featured a 1.4-litre, turbocharged ...

Capri or not ... while four-wheel drive adds an extra £4000, meaning the top-spec car comes in at £56,175. The pricing looks ...

The reimaged Ford Capri is a world away from its ... absence of sensory inputs such as engine noise. The Capri has both common forward drive modes: a standard “D”, plus “B” for added ...

It's a mid-size electric SUV from Ford. The mechanics ... The old Capri did well in several sorts of tintop racing. The new one won't. The professionals who drive the new one will be solicitors ...

Let’s start with the elephant on the drive: charging ... metallic section of the steering wheel is one of only two nods to the past in the new Ford Capri (Steve Fowler) Likewise, the Capri ...

And secondly, it bears the iconic Capri name and anything different to what we know could be deemed sacrilegious. The original 70s coupe was firmly placed in Ford’s greatest hits album ...

If you can get past the name, the new Ford Capri presents some real positives. It’s great to drive, first and foremost, plus you get an impressive range from the 77kWh version and lots of ...