Mercury Mountaineer. Been there. Done that. The ’97 Mountaineer is a thinly disguised version of the ’96 Ford Explorer. Ford’s Lincoln-Mercury division complained that without a sport-ute ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird announced on Friday a new City of Lincoln logo. “This new, unique visual emblem was carefully designed to enhance our community’s recognition ...

Mercury repositioned to complement Lincoln, new small car coming in 2010. What’s a Mercury? That’s a question that’s been on the lips of senior execs at FoMoCo for some time.

The new city of Lincoln logo includes an eight-pointed star, with different colors representing the city’s “multifacetedness and inclusivity,” said Raleigh Drennon, ...

After Dec. 31, the Mercury name will disappear altogether from dealerships, marking the end of a once-heralded brand that was a step up from Ford, the everyday people's car.

Mercury’s Grand Marquis and Lincoln's Town Car go back to a more unrestricted era with their V8 engines, rear-wheel drive and ...

The new 1952 Lincoln design was again surprisingly similar to sibling Mercury, something Mercury owners loved and Lincoln owners disdained. One big difference, however, was that new overhead valve ...

Without Mercury, Lincoln dies, too. Many Americans just don't want to buy a car that says "Ford" on it. Even though sales were down 13% from the previous year, Mercury still sells lots of vehicles ...

The nearly blacked-out Lincoln logo, top, is all that remains of Norman-David Lincoln/Mercury, at 140 Larrabee Road in Westbrook. The car dealership closed its doors after 20 years on Aug. 19.

The new logo will begin to be used in ads, brochures and other Lincoln Lutheran materials. Apply for CNA class Apply now for a new Certified Nursing Assistant class!

Part of the Bortz Auto Collection, the 2001 Lincoln MK9 and 2003 Mercury Messenger concepts will appear at this year's Amelia festivities in March 2016. After the boom of the 1990s, Ford was down ...

The new 1952 Lincoln design was again surprisingly similar to sibling Mercury, something Mercury owners loved and Lincoln owners disdained. One big difference, however, was that new overhead valve V8.