For 1970 the Montego underwent a mid cycle revision, with the Mercury intermediate range dropping the Comet name entirely. Following the introduction of exterior wood panel trim for Montego station wagons in 1969, Mercury added the Montego MX Villager as the wagon equivalent of the MX Brougham. The Montego was now the base intermediate nameplate of Mercury, with the Cyclone continuing as a performance model. The Montego was a Mercury intermediate, the counterpart of the Ford Fairlane and Torino.
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marketed by the Mercury division of Ford Motor Company
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1970, the Montego underwent a mid-cycle
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1970, the Montego underwent a mid-cycle
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marketed by the Mercury division of Ford Motor Company
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Mercury added the Montego MX Villager
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For 1968, Mercury introduced the Montego as
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