Used 1991 Mercury Capri for Sale near Kansas City, MO

It was, and still is a High Fun Factor ride. Italian design, Mazda reliability with optional Turbo, from Ford of Australia at affordable prices. I had a 1991 for a couple years and really enjoyed driving it here in Florida. Recently I bought, what some say, was the best and final version 1994 Capri. Looks great and runs smooth. Non-Turbos aren’t fast but tend to be reliable and the Turbos are quick and sport tuned. They’re getting harder to find, prices have been increasing in past few years - but you can still find some in good shape, “everything works” for few thousand $$$

I inherited my Capri from my father who purchased it new in 1992. He left it to me with only 11,500 miles on it. I enjoy driving this little zipper though I must remind everyone it is NOT a sports car. It's a sporty car. IF the top worked correctly, I'd drive it as a convertible more often. Lots of turbo lag. Fun to surprise the occasional Dodge Magnum, etc. I plan to upgrade the tires, get a hardtop and new front/rear bumpers. A keeper at 34 mpg hiway!

The capri is a real fun car to drive. The stick shift is short handled and close in range. I was surprised at how spacious a car of this size actually was.

Who knew so much fun could be so inexpensive? 30 mpg even while misbehaving. 4 wheel disc brakes way ahead of their time. for get the zero to sixty times. the real world highway times are much more impressive, like 55- 95 in 2.4 secs.. ohhh yeah!! now thats passing expediancy.

I remember someone I knew had this model back in the mid 90s. It was a soft top. I always liked the style even though it was so much different from the looks of the earlier Capri. I also Liked the hardtop on this one. I think it was a good deal and the mileage was on the lower end too.