Which model of Ford car took its name from an Italian alpine resort?
Ford Capri Ford Australia concentrated its sales efforts on other UK sourced products namely, the Ford Escort and Ford Cortina sedans. From 1989 to 1994 Ford Australia re-used the Capri name for an unrelated two-door convertible sports car, coded the SA60. The new model was exported to the United States, where it was marketed as the Mercury Capri. A small portion were sold in Australia. Ford of South Africa assembled the Capri from 1970 to late 1972 with a similar model range to the UK. No facelift models or RS variants were marketed in South Africa. The Essex V6 was the most
Alpine Valley Resort (Wisconsin) Alpine Valley Resort (Wisconsin) Alpine Valley Resort is an all-season resort in the Town of Lafayette, Walworth County, Wisconsin. Southwest of Milwaukee, it has a golf course and alpine skiing; its longest run is in length. Once owned by the Boschert family, part of their family farm was sold off to a developer who created the resort. Ownership has changed several times since the resort was constructed. It is currently owned by JFK Investments. Eventually, the resort grew to include an amphitheater, which became Alpine Valley Music Theatre. It was at Alpine Valley in 1990 that guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan