For 1965 Ford redesigned its entire full size sedan and wagon line, and the Colony Park was once again separated as its own model line with the mid level Commuter, which lacked the simulated mahogany wood trim. Both wagons moved to a coil spring live rear axle in place of the old leaf springs, with slab sided styling influenced by the Lincoln Continental. The Commuter was a full size Mercury station wagon. It was the lowest priced of the Mercury wagons, below the Colony Park.
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produced by Mercury from 1957 until 1968
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produced by Mercury from 1957 until 1968
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is a full-size station wagon
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While retaining a body-on-frame chassis, the leaf-spring rear suspension was replaced by a coil-spring live rear axle configuration
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