As a sub-brand of Ford, Mercury enjoyed access to a wide range of parts, chassis', and engines from the American automaker. During the 1970s, the brand made great use of this exciting privilege and ...

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When it comes to classic cars from the 1950s, I'm a big fan of orphan brands. I usually favor rigs with Hudson, Studebaker, and Packard badges, but a certain Mercury model is also high on my list. I'm ...

Detroit’s muscle car boom produced a few headline legends and a long list of overlooked contenders. Among the most intriguing is a Mercury coupe that shared its bones and much of its firepower with ...

To see models, try adjusting the filter dropdowns. The Mercury Grand Marquis emerged in 1975 as a posher version of the existing Marquis. By the ends of the 1970s, the Grand Marquis' proved so popular ...