A collection of our best posts of the week in car culture
A preview of this model was a nondescript special edition of which only 50 were made
The seller boasts that this is a rare “Arizona Montigua” edition, denoted by its half-landau roof.
A collection of our best posts of the week in car culture
Automakers and companies that don't make cars teaming up rarely makes sense.
A five-speed stick means this Merkur gets the most out of its turbocharged Pinto four.
GM sure makes a lot of automotive twins, doesn't it?
It turns out, cars don’t actually use thermometers to measure outside temperature.
A collection of our best posts of the week in car buying
While representing Ford’s first attempt at downsizing its full-size cars, this Mercury two-door is still big by…
A lot of these cars were forgotten for very good reasons.
Fully optioned, this classic coupe also sports the top-of-the-line 351 Windsor V8.
The front clip and cat’s eye tail lamps from a 1950 Ford fit surprisingly well on this Mercury hauler.
The jaunty basket-handle greenhouse distinguished the Z-7 from the standard two-door.
According to the ad, this car’s dealer trim package started as a Northeastern Ohio exclusive.
The Comet was the last Mercury to offer three-on-the-tree shifting.
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