As a sub-brand of Ford, Mercury has enjoyed access to a wide range of parts, chassis', and engines from the American ...

Detroit isn’t known for copying design ideas from overseas, and this is what gave the American car industry its unmistakable identity. There are, of course, exceptions – any Corvette fan will agree ...

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The days of super-cheap high-octane gasoline seemed to be over forever, after certain geopolitical events during the autumn of 1973, and so the Lincoln-Mercury Division opted to push the blinged-up ...

The second-generation Montego saw the light of day in 1972, starting with a lazy 250 six as the standard engine. The new model was an instant hit, and certain versions sold like hotcakes from day one.

Those of you in the rusty parts of North America may flinch at the sight of an unrusted (if battered) second-generation Mercury Montego, forgotten and facing the cold steel jaws of The Crusher, but a ...

The product line-up from Mercury parallels that from sister Ford Division quite closely. In general, the cars are a bit more expensive, but they have higher levels of trim and feature improvements.

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