For 1977 the two door coupe of the Monarch was produced in an S Sports Coupe trim. The Grand Monarch Ghia was withdrawn and repackaged as the Lincoln Versailles for 1977, which became one of the most controversial examples of badge engineering in the American auto industry, and which was withdrawn during the 1980 model year. The Monarch was a luxury compact based on the first generation Falcon. The Monarch was a luxury compact marketed by Mercury, slotted between the Comet and the Montego.
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marketed by the Mercury division of Ford
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1977, the two-door coupe was produced
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1977, the two-door coupe was produced
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marketed by the Mercury division of Ford
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1977, the Grand Monarch Ghia was withdrawn
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is a compact automobile that was marketed by the Mercury division of Ford
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