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Mercury Make Overview
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Mercury Questions
P0193 Error Code 2005 Mercury Marquis Ultimate Edition
Part number to repair
1986 Mercury Grand Marquis 5.0 Has A Problem Starting.what Can Possibly Be ...
Only has problem in warm temperatures.1986 Mercury Grand Marquis 5.0 has a problem starting. After it is warmed up and turned off for 10 to 15 minutes fuel punp operates but, no fuel to engine. Car wi...
Is There Something In The Steering Column That Aligns The Gear Selector Wit...
I have a 1994 Grand Marquis LS and when I go to put it in gear it seems as if its not shifting directly into the gear you selected. It seems kind of off for some reason. The only time it doesn't do th...
Head Light Problem
head light is not turned on at turn on position
What May The Issue Be When The Left Brake Light Stays On Only When Lights A...
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Mercury History
Mercury began in 1939 as a subsidiary of the Ford Motor Company. Its purpose was to provide a middle ground between the lower-runged Ford products and the premium Lincoln line, making them the Mama Bear, if you will, of the Ford empire.
Mercury, of course, is named for the Roman god of war, and his image was the brand's symbol in the beginning years. The icon has changed from an M to a cat and back to a modified M again, this time taking a waterfall shape. Model names have followed with these themes, running from a series of feline names (Cougar, Bobcat, and Lynx) to the current lineup loaded with initial Ms (Mariner, Milan, Montego, Monterey, Mountaineer, and in semi-conformity, Grand Marquis).
Mercury's sale history has seen peaks and valleys, but geneally more of the latter. Its survival as a brand is in question, although those doubts are not coming from the Ford Motor Company camp. It helps that the current selection now offers a truly green vehicle, the Mariner Hybrid, although hybrids in general may be losing popularity; their higher MSRP and not-that-exceptional highway fuel economy may lose the nod as other technologies come up to speed in maximizing fuel economy.
The Mercury brand still has its strength in quasi-luxury sedans, with ranging in size from the Milan to the Montego to the Grand Marquis. The lineup lacks a sporty car and loses its minivan after this year, as the Monterey has been discontinued.