Mercury Cougar Parts And Accessories

If there was a definitive nameplate for the Mercury brand, it’s none other than the Mercury Cougar. Ford’s audacious automobile turned out to be a bestseller of its Mercury division, spanning eight model generations across nearly four decades. The Mercury Cougar is unmistakable for its cat-eye headlights with smoked lenses coupled with a bolder design compared to both Ford and Lincoln releases. Over its production run, the Cougar nameplate has been marketed as a sedan, station wagon, hatchback, coupe, and convertible, and has sold over 2.9 million units overall.

Production of the Mercury Cougar ended with the 2002 model year, where it was offered as a two-door hatchback coupe. Two engine options were available: a base 125 hp 2-liter inline-four, and a sportier 170-hp 2.5-liter V6. Front-wheel drive was standard, as well as a five-speed manual transmission.

What’s Special About the Mercury Cougar?

The Cougar and the Grand Marquis comprise the two distinctive vehicles sold under the Mercury brand and essentially carried it forward, until the last vehicle was built in 2010. Choosing the Sport Ultimate package for the 2002 Mercury Cougar, you get a wide range of amenities that include a power steel sunroof, power heated mirrors, cruise control, a leather steering wheel and advanced safety tech for its time, such as electronic brakeforce distribution, front fog lights, traction control, and four-wheel antilock brakes.

What’s the Rarest Mercury Cougar?

The Mercury Cougar was introduced in 1967, and in 1968, a GT-E version was released. This became one of the rarest models, powered by a 7-liter V8 engine rated at 390 hp. The GT-E’s powertrain was later replaced by a Cobra Jet Ram Air engine rated at 335 hp.

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