In the captivating tale of automotive legacy, William Clay Ford emerges as the driving force behind the iconic Continental Mark II. The scion of a distinguished lineage, son to Edsel…
As the echoes of World War II faded, Ford Motor Company astutely recognized a seismic demographic shift. The surge of families from cities to suburbs, coupled with a growing number…
In the early 1970s, the Mercury Marquis embraced luxury and style, blurring the lines between its Ford LTD sibling and the higher-end Lincoln models. With a sizable frame and a…
The 69-70 Marauder X-100 from Mercury was an strong influence, not only in size but also in the luxury muscle car market. Despite sharing a smaller wheelbase than its Mercury…
Explore the 1966 Ford Falcon, overshadowed by its Mustang sibling despite a facelift. Limited engines and practicality defined its era, as seen in this nostalgic Ford attempt to revive excitement…
Look into how the Continental Mark II was marketed from 1956 to 1957. TV wasn’t a big part of that plan. Instead, Ford used high-end print ads, like the Mark…