Mercury Car Pictures

Mercury's new mainstay compact sedan arrives this fall as the near twin to the Ford Fusion and the very close sibling to the Lincoln Zephyr, both unveiled last month at the Detroit Auto Show. more

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Mercury will build a new production crossover in 2007, and the Meta One concept is one of our first glimpses at what it could be. For an even earlier preview of the Mercury crossover, look no further than the current Ford Freestyle, on which the Meta One is based. more

Mercury will build a new production crossover in 2007, and the Meta One concept is one of our first glimpses at what it could be. For an even earlier preview of the Mercury crossover, look no further than the current Ford Freestyle, on which the Meta One is based. more

Mercury will build a new production crossover in 2007, and the Meta One concept is one of our first glimpses at what it could be. For an even earlier preview of the Mercury crossover, look no further than the current Ford Freestyle, on which the Meta One is based. more

You can't say Mercury isn't trying. Ford Motor Company's wayward little brand has a parade of new products on the way. Sure, they're mildly reworked versions of blue-oval-badged vehicles, but they all look good, and that's got to count for something. The Mariner compact sport-utility leads the charge this fall, with all the things that have made the Ford Escape and the Mazda Tribute successful behind a remarkably handsome new face. Choose front- or "Intelligent" all-wheel drive and four- or s more

The second new Mercury we'll be seeing is the 2005 Montego sedan, a twin to the upcoming Ford 500 that arrives summer or fall 2004 with a 3.0-liter Duratec V-6 with CVT, standard front-wheel drive, optional all-wheel drive, and, perhaps at launch, an optional six-speed automatic. Neither the 500 nor the Montego has yet been seen in sheetmetal form, but Lincoln Mercury released this drawing of its roomy new Camry and Accord fighter amidst proclamations that the folks from Dearborn had come to more

Mercury will have four new products over the next two years, starting with the Monterey minivan this fall, the premium, Ford 500-based Montego sedan in summer 2004, and then this Ford Escape-based Mariner in late 2004. Featuring seventeen-inch wheels and a waterfall grille, the Mariner also will, Mercury claims, have the best interior of any small SUV on the market. Interior appointments include two-tone door panels, chromed door handles, thickly stitched seat-fabric seams, woodgrain trim, an more

The second new Mercury we'll be seeing is the 2005 Montego sedan, a twin to the upcoming Ford 500 that arrives summer or fall 2004 with a 3.0-liter Duratec V-6 with CVT, standard front-wheel drive, optional all-wheel drive, and, perhaps at launch, an optional six-speed automatic. Neither the 500 nor the Montego has yet been seen in sheetmetal form, but Lincoln Mercury released this drawing of its roomy new Camry and Accord fighter amidst proclamations that the folks from Dearborn had come to more

The Ford Motor Company used the Chicago show to reaffirm its commitment to Mercury by announcing that the brand will roll out four new products over the next four years. First up is the Monterey minivan this fall. Based on the Ford Freestar (nee Windstar) platform, the long-wheelbase Monterey features Mountaineer-inspired exterior styling (waterfall grille), heated and cooled front seats, side-curtain air bags, and, of course, the now ubiquitous disappearing third-row seat that was pioneered more

The new Mercury Marauder takes its name from the big Mercury muscle cars of the 1960s, but its true spiritual ancestors are two black Mercury sedans that starred with Jack Lord in the long-running television series Hawaii Five-O. Lord portrayed the granite-jawed Steve McGarrett, head of Hawaii's elite Five-O police unit, his demeanor cop-show tough, his hair a perfect North Shore wave, his car no standard police-issue Ford Custom 500 or LTD but a big black Mercury in which he stormed around O more