Ford Capri (1969-1987): Books - History (2/2)

Ford Capri - un rêve européen

Upon its release, the Ford Capri was enthusiastically received worldwide. Known as a small Mustang tailored for Europe, the Capri is notable for being one of the first Fords designed jointly by the German and British branches of the American manufacturer.

This exceptional book, illustrated with over 400 often unpublished photos, covers the entire history of the model. It traces the Capri's origins, provides a detailed overview of the three generations, and explores its racing career and export-specific models.
You will learn everything about this popular, bourgeois, and sporty coupe designed for grand touring. This book is the first French title on the subject.

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Das grosse Ford-Capri-Buch (Reprint)

The success of the Ford Mustang in the USA led Ford to bring the concept to Europe. Ford Germany and Ford England developed the Capri, one of Europe's most successful sports cars. Between 1969 and 1985, over 1.8 million units were sold.

The Capri was the first European sports car that was family-friendly and appealed to many car enthusiasts. No other vehicle in this class had as much success in motorsport as the Ford Capri.

Author Walter Wolf presents the full history of this successful Ford model.

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Ford Capri

When the Ford Capri appeared in dealer showrooms in 1969, it was an immediate success. It gained popularity not only among young people but also with family men. The Capri was highly successful as a production car and always competitive in motorsport.

The author provides a detailed account of the Ford Capri's history, including all technical developments. Numerous captivating illustrations accompany the story, showcasing the various aspects of this iconic car.

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