Mercury cars

The Mercury car brand might be dead, but it’s legacy lives on with these 9 stunning classic muscle cars.

“Move ahead with Mercury … for 1966.” “Introducing the big, new-generation Comet.” 1966 Mercury Comet Cyclone GT 2-Door Hardtop

For the most part, Jim Miller's 1956 Mercury Montclair appears to be pretty much a stock machine. But something isn’t quite right about the roof. If you didn't know better, you'd swear it had the roofline of a Ford Crown Victoria.

The Mercury car brand might be dead, but it’s legacy lives on with these 9 stunning classic muscle cars.

There are no tears around here for Mercury's demise. The brand has been languishing for decades. But that doesn't mean we never pined for a Mercury. Here are our favorites.

The introduction of the Cougar finally gave Mercury its own "pony car". Slotted between the Ford Mustang and the Ford Thunderbird, the Cougar was the performance icon and eventually the icon for the Mercury name for several decades. Classic Mercury Cougar Restoration Parts and Accessories from NPD.

Running into a primo muscle car legend is rarely a Craigslist coincidence or a word-of-month barn find.

Auction Lot F89, Houston, TX 2015. One of 2,267 Cougar Eliminators produced in 1970. Superb top-to-bottom restoration. Rebuilt matching numbers Ram Air 351/300 HP 4V engine. Ram Air 351/300 HP 4V engine. Hurst 4-speed transmission. Black interior. 3.25 rear axle. Hideaway headlights. Sequential tail lights. Elite Marti Report Owner's manual and marketing brochure Competition handling package. Competition Orange with Black interior. Adjustable rear wing

The Mercury car brand might be dead, but it’s legacy lives on with these 9 stunning classic muscle cars.

The 1957 and 1958 Mercury Turnpike Cruisers were a halo models for the Mercury Division. Ten years ago I began my search