On December 26, 1988 the seventh generation Mercury Cougar was introduced for the 1989 model year, built on the Ford MN12 platform with four wheel independent suspension and a nine inch longer wheelbase of 113 inches. In its debut year there were 97,246 Cougars produced, the best model year for the flagship coupe. The platform was powered solely by a 3.8 L V6, with the LS at 140 horsepower and the XR7 supercharged at 210 horsepower.
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sold by Mercury from 1967 to 2002
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Seventh generation (1989-1997)
1989, there were 97,246 Cougars produced,
Year: Seventh generation (1989-1997)
1989, there were 97,246 Cougars produced,
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sold by Mercury from 1967 to 2002
Seventh generation (1989-1997), passage 2
The naturally aspirated V6 was paired with a 4-speed automatic transmission
Body style, coupe: Seventh generation (1989-1997)
Though again a two-door personal luxury coupe, the model line underwent significant modernization.
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