1990-1994 Capri

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Specifications: 

Transverse front-engine/front-wheel drive. Transmission: G4AEL, 4EAT-G five-speed manual standard, four-speed automatic optional.  Wheelbase 94.7"; weight 2423 lbs; unit-body construction; length 167.1". Built in Australia.

Engines

Size liters /
cu. in

Horse- power

Torque

Transmission:
EPA city/hwy

DOHC I4

1.6 / 97

100

95

5-speed manual: 25/31
4-speed automatic: 23/26

Turbocharged DOHC I4

1.6 / 97

132

136

5-speed manual: 23/28

Facts:

     Mercury's compact front-wheel drive car, available in two-door four-seat convertible, built in Australia on the SA30 platform (shared by the Mazda 323).  XR2 sport version.  Driver-side airbag, power steering, four-wheel disc brakes, fully independent suspension standard.  Optional removable steel hard top. Ford of Australia produced this front-drive 4-seat convertible, launched in the summer of 1990 with major components borrowed from the prior-generation Mazda 323. A 100-horsepower, 1.6-liter dual-cam 4-cylinder engine drove base Capris. The sportier XR2 used a 132-horsepower turbocharged variant. A 5-speed manual transmission was standard with either engine; 4-speed automatic optional, but only for base models. All Capris got a driver-side airbag, power steering, all-disc brakes, and fully independent suspension. Antilock braking was not available. An optional lift-off steel hardtop contained interior lights and an electric rear-window defroster. 1991: XR2s got slightly thicker front and rear anti-roll bars for 1991. 1992: New wheels, tires, and cabin trim were installed on the XR2 edition for 1992. Larger tires (195/50R15) on 3-spoke wheels replaced the 185/60R14 rubber, which still was used on the base Capri. 1993: Except for a new radio, nothing significant was changed. 1994: A passenger-side airbag came in 1994, along with a mild facelift. Bumpers, headlights, and taillights were new. Outside mirrors switched to body color. New alloy wheels were installed on both models, but the XR2 gained a standard sport suspension. Ford discontinued its imported convertible after the 1994 season.

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See Also:

     70's Capri     80's Capri

 

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