The 1968 Mercury Cyclone GT is a true classic, combining vintage muscle car performance with rarity and style. This stunning coupe will be crossing the auction block on Thursday, October Read More >>
The 1957 Mercury Turnpike Cruiser Convertible is a stunning example of 1950s American automotive design, combining futuristic styling with impressive performance. This particular model is a replica of the Indianapolis Read More >>
Beginnings The Mercury Monterey made its debut in 1952 as a high-end trim level of the Mercury Eight, designed to offer a more luxurious and stylish option within Mercury’s lineup. Read More >>
The 1965 Mercury Comet Cyclone Sportster stands as a timeless symbol of American muscle car heritage. Introduced as part of Mercury’s performance-oriented Cyclone lineup, this iconic model captured the spirit Read More >>
The 1955 Mercury Monterey Hard Top stands tall as a quintessential representation of mid-century American automotive luxury and sophistication. Crafted by the esteemed Ford Motor Company under its Mercury marque, Read More >>
The 1949 Mercury Station Wagon stands as an emblematic vehicle of post-war America, blending utility with style during an era of automotive innovation. As part of Mercury’s first post-World War Read More >>
Source: Ford Performance Each November, enthusiasts gather in suburban Chicago to ward off pre-winter classic car withdrawals by attending the annual “Muscle Car Nats” – drawing car people young and Read More >>
Ringbrothers, the world-renowned custom car builders and parts manufacturer, created a resto-mod 1968 Mercury Cougar in 2020. The stunning Cougar makes a healthy 460 horsepower from its Ford Coyote 5.0L Read More >>
In the 1930s, Ford designers began work on a vehicle that would have more features and styling than was offered on any other current Ford product. As the vehicle neared Read More >>
Most enthusiasts consider 1969 and 1970 to be the absolute zenith of the original muscle car era. These two years served as the apex of the horsepower and cubic-inches curve. Read More >>
Lincoln-Mercury introduced the Mercury Cougar in the 1967 model year and entered into an exploding pony car market. By mid-1967, virtually every auto company competed to sell pony cars, so Lincoln-Mercury Read More >>
