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Mercury Bobcat
We all have
different preferences when it comes to choosing a vehicle that what we
think best suit us. There are some of us who prefer simplicity rather
than the extravagance of those vehicles with all the luxury known in
the automotive world while others prefer the sporty feel and appearance
of performance vehicles. And since the automotive market is composed of
different kind of market segments, automakers also can choose on what
kind of automobiles they'll offer specifically. Ford, for example, has
Mercury lines of vehicles which offers models such as Mercury Mariner,
Mercury Commuter, Mercury Bobcat, etc.
Founded in 1939, Mercury was a brand of automobile from Ford Motor
Company that marketed semi-luxury cars; its lineup is slotted between
the entry-level Ford and the Luxury Lincoln models. Named after the
Roman God, Mercury, all Mercury vehicles in its early years were known
as fast cars; to date, Mercury models are mostly based on Ford vehicle
platforms. In 1945, Ford decided to combine Mercury with Lincoln to
make the Lincoln-Mercury Division; the division was joined by the Edsel
in 1958, making it the Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln Division. However, the
Edsel was totally banished in 1960 and the division remained as
Lincoln-Mercury ever since. This division had produced many automobile
models for years, such includes the Bobcat under Mercury's marquee.
The Mercury Bobcat was introduced in the market in the year 1975. It
was created similar to Ford’s Pinto model; hence, the two were
considered as twins. Mostly, the Mercury Bobcat was powered by either a
2.3 Liter Inline 4-cylinder engine rated at 88 horsepower or the 2.8
Liter V6 engine rated at 98 horsepower. Available transmissions are
3-speed automatic and 4-speed manual. Just like other Mercury vehicles,
the Bobcat were made to excel in the automotive world so it features
amenities and luxuries that can aptly feed your automotive excitement
towards it.
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