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A Ponycar No Longer: The 1971 Mercury Cougar - Mac's Motor City Garage.com
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A Ponycar No Longer: The 1971 Mercury Cougar - Mac's Motor City Garage.com
For 1971, the Mercury Cougar was transformed from a luxury-leaning ponycar into a personal luxury coupe. While the 1967 Cougar didn’t sell in the same vast numbers as the Mustang, its Ford corporate stablemate in the ponycar class, by Lincoln-Mercury standards it was a blockbuster. Equipped and marketed as a luxury-leaning ponycar, the Cougar brought home more than 40 percent of the Mercury brand’s volume in ’67. The L-M division continued to…
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