Post by stanhas87 on Jan 26, 2011 0:16:17 GMT 1
Dear All:
It happened on January 2011: The last Mercury, a Gran Marquis, left the plant and 08:00 Hours and was delivered to a fleet deal. I just hope that this Unit is preserved; it is a piece of History now.
See the details below:
editorial.autos.msn.com/blogs/autosblogpost.aspx?post=08a2eb00-6ae5-4bf9-bee5-a35f5b536e3b
I am glad that I got the 2010 Gran Marquis. I already put 73,000 miles on it, since my driving business takes me to most of Southern California, Arizona, and Nevada. I got hooked to the Panther Platform, despite the fact that I am a Chrysler man (well, up to 1989 models, anyways and that not includes the K-Car...... well, it does a bit). This car is almost the final of a Generation of Cars which were built differently than today and seriously - it is solid as bricks. No wonder the Police prefers the Vicky rather than the Pathetic Impala or Charger.
It happened on January 2011: The last Mercury, a Gran Marquis, left the plant and 08:00 Hours and was delivered to a fleet deal. I just hope that this Unit is preserved; it is a piece of History now.
See the details below:
editorial.autos.msn.com/blogs/autosblogpost.aspx?post=08a2eb00-6ae5-4bf9-bee5-a35f5b536e3b
I am glad that I got the 2010 Gran Marquis. I already put 73,000 miles on it, since my driving business takes me to most of Southern California, Arizona, and Nevada. I got hooked to the Panther Platform, despite the fact that I am a Chrysler man (well, up to 1989 models, anyways and that not includes the K-Car...... well, it does a bit). This car is almost the final of a Generation of Cars which were built differently than today and seriously - it is solid as bricks. No wonder the Police prefers the Vicky rather than the Pathetic Impala or Charger.