In the Beginning: Mercury AutomobilesWritten by Mercury Fan
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While these changes were being implemented, Mercury continued producing its stock car version. By 1964 race version was equipped with a 410 horsepower engine. No doubt, Marauder was a heavy-duty car. Approximately 4,500 pounds, this Mercury promised a comfortable and solid ride. The secure feeling of this Mercury proved to be one of its most attractive features. Many consider two-door hardtop most appealing design of all Mercury Marauders. With a rear overhang, trunk space is unmatched. And rear tailfins, three taillights and a streamlined bumper made for a great presentation. The interior was built for comfort and accessibility. The front panel was simple with live gauges. Seats were available in either bucket or bench style. The doors on two-door version were equipped with vents, strong handles and spacious armrests. Mercury continues to build classics today. Don’t let their next creation pass you by.

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| | Are You Comfortable Driving Your Car?Written by Lincoln Fan
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Not only is Lincoln a looker, but it’s safety ratings are great. Beautiful – and safe. When you choose a Lincoln, you are choosing a car that reflects you and your family both at home in your neighborhood and at work. Give them best impression possible. Looks and brains with safety a top priority. In fact, safety features are quite extensive. Town cars are equipped with dual-stage front airbags, and side-impact airbags. In addition, antilock brakes are standard in all models. Other standard features on Lincoln sedans include: ▪ Power driver seats ▪ Automatic climate control ▪ Power adjustable pedals ▪ Child safety door locks ▪ Vehicle Anti-Theft ▪ Traction control ▪ Trunk Anti-Trap Device ▪ Power Windows ▪ Keyless entry

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