Collection: Mercury

        Mercury, founded in 1938 as a division of Ford Motor Company, played a significant role in the American automotive landscape for several decades. Positioned as a mid-level luxury brand, Mercury aimed to offer a step up from Ford's mainstream lineup while remaining more accessible than luxury brands like Lincoln. In its early years, Mercury introduced models like the Mercury Eight, which became popular for its V8 engine and stylish design.

Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, Mercury continued to expand its lineup with models such as the Mercury Monterey and the Mercury Comet, catering to a wide range of customers looking for comfort, style, and performance. The brand gained a reputation for producing reliable and stylish vehicles that appealed to middle-class consumers seeking a touch of luxury.

In the 1970s and 1980s, Mercury further diversified its offerings with the introduction of compact cars like the Mercury Capri and the Mercury Cougar, as well as mid-size sedans and station wagons. However, as consumer preferences shifted towards SUVs and crossovers in the late 20th century, Mercury struggled to maintain its market share.

In 2010, Ford announced the discontinuation of the Mercury brand, marking the end of an era. Despite its closure, Mercury left a lasting legacy in the automotive world, remembered for its stylish designs, innovative features, and contributions to Ford's lineup over the years.