Mercury Capri Parts

When Mercury introduced the Capri to the market in 1970 it launched as a compact sports car design. Production of the Mercury Capri continued from 1970 until 1994 while developers made multiple advancements that resulted in three generation updates. Mercury launched the Capri as its initial sports compact car until the second generation transitioned into a pony car model and ended as a roadster in generation three. The first period models used the 1.6L Kent crossflow inline four-cylinder however a 2.0L OHC inline four-cylinder replaced it during model year 1971. In 1972 the Mercury Capri established itself as the initial Ford product across U.S. markets to adopt the V6 engine system through its integration of the 2.6L Cologne V6 engine model. Safety standards required reinforced bumpers to become essential in vehicle design thus enabling the addition of a 5-mph bumper system to enhance safety features. The third-generation Mercury Capri received new exterior styling which brought current looks to the model. The safety features of the vehicle received enhanced bumper designs followed by the addition of driver-side airbags in later models. The vehicle offered customers two transmission options which included a manual transmission alongside an automatic transmission variety in order to accommodate different driving preferences. Each Mercury Capri part undergoes extensive performance testing before distribution because this ensures both high-quality construction and lasting vehicle performance. The business enables purchasing authentic Mercury Capri components at budget-friendly rates through producer warranties while offering straightforward return regulations for satisfied shopping.