The Zephyr arrived for 1978 as the Mercury counterpart of the Ford Fairmont, replacing the Maverick based Comet, and was externally distinguished by the use of four headlights. The exterior was styled with design elements that were adopted by multiple Mercury lines in the early 1980s, including a waterfall style grille, horizontally ribbed taillamps and non functional front fender vents. It was offered in standard, ES and Ghia trims.
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Mercury marketed a rebadged divisional counterpart of the Fairmont as the Mercury Zephyr
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externally distinguished by the use of four
Year: Mercury Zephyr
externally distinguished by the use of four
Lead paragraph, manufacturer
Mercury marketed a rebadged divisional counterpart of the Fairmont as the Mercury Zephyr
Mercury Zephyr, passage 2
The Zephyr was initially offered in standard, ES (a successor to the ESS trim of the Monarch), and Ghia trims
Body style, sedan: Mercury Zephyr
sedans, a five-door station wagon, and
Body style, station-wagon: Mercury Zephyr
sedans, a five-door station wagon, and
Body style, coupe: Mercury Zephyr
sedans, a five-door station wagon, and
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