Classic Mercury from the 1970s
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Mercury, Ford's mid-range brand from 1938 to 2011, produced distinctively styled cars that bridged the gap between Ford and Lincoln. Classic Mercurys like the Cougar and Comet are increasingly collectible.
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1972 Mercury Cougar
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1972 Mercury Cougar
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1976 Mercury Montego
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1971 Mercury Cyclone
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1973 Mercury Comet
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1974 Mercury Comet
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1979 Mercury Cougar
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1973 Mercury Cougar
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1975 Mercury Montego
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1970 Mercury Cougar
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1973 Mercury Cougar
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1979 Mercury Bobcat
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1977 Mercury Grand Marquis
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1976 Mercury Monarch
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1977 Mercury Grand Marquis
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1979 Mercury Grand Marquis
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1970 Mercury Cyclone
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1973 Mercury Cougar
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1970 Mercury Cyclone
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1977 Mercury Grand Marquis
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Classic Mercury Cars: The Stylish Ford Alternative
Mercury, introduced by Edsel Ford in 1938, filled the price gap between Ford and Lincoln for over seven decades. Mercury models often shared Ford platforms but featured unique styling, more powerful engines, and upgraded interiors.
Most Popular Classic Mercury Models
The Cougar was Mercury's upscale answer to the Mustang. The early 1950s Mercury Eight became an icon of the custom car culture, immortalized by James Dean in "Rebel Without a Cause." The Comet offered compact performance, while the Cyclone delivered genuine muscle. The Monterey, Marquis, and Grand Marquis provided full-size comfort with distinctive styling.