Mercury

Mercury was a division of the Ford Motor Company, established in 1938 by Edsel Ford, son of Henry Ford, to provide a premium vehicle line positioned between the Ford and Lincoln brands. Throughout its history, Mercury was known for blending performance, style, and luxury at a mid-range price point. Models like the Mercury Cougar and the Mercury Grand Marquis became iconic for their design and appeal in different eras. Despite achieving success and recognition for its distinct models, Mercury faced challenges in differentiating itself within the crowded mid-luxury market segment. As consumer preferences evolved and the global automotive market underwent consolidation, Ford announced the discontinuation of the Mercury brand in 2010, aiming to focus more on its Ford and Lincoln offerings.

Brand Overview

Founded: 1938
Country of Origin: USA
Defunct: 2010
Parent Company: Ford Motor Company
Key Models: Mercury Cougar, Mercury Grand Marquis
Market Segment: Mid-range, Luxury

Mercury Models

Model NameActions
Mercury Comet View Details
Mercury Cougar View Details
Mercury Grand Marquis View Details
Mercury Marauder View Details
Mercury Montego View Details
Mercury Monterey View Details
Mercury Sable View Details