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Mercury Auto Show Coverage

Mercury is an entry-level luxury brand that was founded in 1939 by Edsel Ford, son of Henry Ford. Its position in Ford Motor Company is above that of the Ford brand and below Lincoln. Currently all Mercury models are versions of vehicles also sold by Ford.

Mercury Vehicles:

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    Chicago: 1954 Mercury XM 800 Concept is retro-cool in execution, detail and design     1328821260

    The true jewels of most auto shows are often hidden, requiring a bit more legwork to find. During our third pass of the Chicago Auto Show, we stumbled upon a display from the Classic Car Club of America. Tucked away in a corner behind low aluminum railing, we found a stunning full-size two-door hardtop: the 1954 Mercury XM 800 Concept. When it was first ...

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    Detroit 2009: Little Bigtime - Concept C takes Lincoln in a brand-new direction     1231769100

    var digg_url = 'http://www.autoblog.com/2009/01/12/detroit-2009-little-bigtime-concept-c-takes-lincoln-in-brand/'; Play the word association game with an average American, and when the topic is "Lincoln," you're likely to hear words like "traditional," "big," and "limousine." Terms describing compact hatchbacks like the Concept C shown above simply ...

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    Detroit 2009: Lincoln MKT debuts with a big, toothy smile     1231736460

    Ford has a major-league hit on its hands with the 2009 Flex crossover – with the media. Sadly, despite its varied and considerable charms, sales haven't met the Blue Oval's admittedly lofty expectations. Blame the recession, blame the marketing department, blame the Flex's divisive styling, blame what you will, but Dearborn is plainly going to have ...

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    CES 2008: Bill Gates announces SYNC 2.0     1199673000

    var digg_url = 'http://www.digg.com/microsoft/Bill_Gates_announces_SYNC_2_0'; SYNC appears to be a big win so far for Ford, with the communications technology helping to move vehicles off dealer lots faster than vehicles without the system. Ford and Microsoft have been working to take SYNC to the next level, however, and the changes announced by Bill ...

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    Ford, Lincoln and Mercury will be redesigned by 2010     1168258260

    In the interest of not going belly-up, Ford will be hard at work over the next three years to remake their entire Ford, Lincoln and Mercury fleet. We've got high hopes that the Bold Moves will start to come at us quickly now, and that great new product will offer significant improvements over their current offerings. It makes us wonder how long we'll have ...

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