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Production Total: The production total for the 1966 Mercury Comet Caliente Convertible was **3,922 units**.

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Price New: The new price for a 1966 Mercury Comet Caliente Convertible was approximately $2,900.

To determine the equivalent value of $2,900 from 1966 in 2025, we need to account for inflation. Using an average inflation rate of about 3.8% per year, the equivalent value in 2025 would be approximately **$25,000**.

This gives you an idea of how much the 1966 Mercury Comet Caliente Convertible would cost in today's dollars.

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Rivals: In 1966, the Mercury Comet Caliente Convertible faced competition from several notable cars. Here are the new prices of some of its main rivals:

1. **Ford Mustang Convertible**:

   - **Price**: Approximately $2,600

2. **Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu Convertible**:

   - **Price**: Around $2,700

3. **Pontiac Tempest LeMans Convertible**:

   - **Price**: Approximately $2,800

4. **Dodge Dart GT Convertible**:

   - **Price**: Around $2,700

These prices reflect the cost of these iconic cars when they were new in 1966. Each of these vehicles offered unique features and performance, making them strong competitors to the Mercury Comet Caliente Convertible.

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Recorded in UK 2025

As of 2025, there are approximately **2 Mercury Comet Caliente Convertibles** recorded in the UK. This includes various model years, not just the 1966 model.

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Production Total: The 1966 Mercury Montclair 2-door hardtop was part of the Mercury Montclair series, which was manufactured during two distinct periods: from 1955 to 1960 and from 1964 to 1968. The 1966 model year specifically was manufactured and sold in 1966. 

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Price New: The new price of the 1966 Mercury Montclair 2-door Hardtop was approximately $3,200. This price could vary slightly depending on the specific options and features chosen by the buyer. 

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Rivals: In 1966, the Mercury Montclair 2-door hardtop faced competition from several notable cars. Here are the new prices of some of its main rivals: 

1. **Ford Galaxie 500**: - **Price**: Approximately $2,900 

2. **Chevrolet Impala**: - **Price**: Around $2,800 

3. **Plymouth Fury**: - **Price**: Approximately $2,700 

4. **Buick LeSabre**: - **Price**: Around $3,000

These prices reflect the cost of these iconic cars when they were new in 1966. Each of these vehicles offered unique features and performance, making them strong competitors to the Mercury Montclair 2-door hardtop.

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Recorded in UK 2025 As of 2025, there are approximately **2 Mercury Montclair 2-door hardtops** recorded in the UK. This includes various model years, not just the 1966 model. 

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Production Total: The total production of the Mercury Grand Marquis from 1992 to 1997 is not readily available. However, the Grand Marquis was a popular model, and over its entire production run from 1975 to 2011, approximately **2.7 million units** were produced. 

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Price New: In 1992, the Mercury Grand Marquis had different pricing in the UK and the US: ### United States - **Base Price**: Approximately $19,000 ### United Kingdom - The Mercury Grand Marquis was not officially sold in the UK, so there isn't a standard new price for that market. However, imported models would have varied in price depending on import duties and other factors. 

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Rivals: In 1992, the Mercury Grand Marquis faced competition from several notable models. Here's a comparison of their new prices at that time: - **Ford Crown Victoria**: Approximately $19,000 - **Chevrolet Caprice**: Around $18,000 - **Buick Roadmaster**: Approximately $21,000 - **Oldsmobile 98**: Around $22,000 These prices made the Mercury Grand Marquis a competitive option in the market, especially considering its luxury and features. ***** 

Recorded in UK 2025 

As of 2025, there are approximately **5 Mercury Grand Marquis (1992-97)** recorded in the UK. This includes various model years within that range.

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Production Total: The total production of the 1983 Mercury Capri was part of the second generation, which was produced from **1979 to 1986**. However, specific production numbers for the 1983 model year alone are not readily available. The entire second generation saw a significant number of units produced, contributing to its popularity as a pony car. 

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Price New: In 1979, the Mercury Capri had a starting price of around **$4,500**. This made it an affordable option for those looking for a sporty and stylish car at the time. The Mercury Capri was not officially sold in the UK in 1979, as it was primarily marketed in North America. However, the Ford Capri, which was a similar model sold in the UK, had a starting price of around **£3,000** in 1979. 

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Rivals: In 1979, the Mercury Capri faced competition from several notable models. Here's a comparison of their new prices at that time: - **Ford Mustang**: Approximately $4,500 - **Chevrolet Camaro**: Around $5,000 - **Pontiac Firebird**: Approximately $5,200 - **Dodge Challenger**: Around $5,500 These prices made the Mercury Capri a competitive option in the market, especially considering its sporty design and features. 

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Recorded in UK 2025 

As of 2025, there are approximately **7 Mercury Capri (1979-86)** recorded in the UK. This includes various model years within that range.

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Production Total: The production totals for the Mercury Cougar XR-7 from 1967 to 1970 are as follows: - **1967**: 27,209 units - **1968**: 32,709 units - **1969**: 23,914 units - **1970**: 18,567 units The XR-7 model was known for its luxurious features and sporty performance, making it a popular choice among car enthusiasts. 

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Price New: The 1967 Mercury Cougar XR-7 was not officially sold in the UK, so there isn't a specific price for it in the UK market at that time. However, in the United States, the base price for a new 1967 Mercury Cougar XR-7 was around $3,081. If you were to import one to the UK, additional costs such as shipping, import duties, and taxes would have applied. 

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Rivals: In 1967, the Mercury Cougar faced competition from several notable cars. Here are the new prices of some of its main rivals:

1. **Ford Mustang**:

   - **Price**: Approximately $2,500

2. **Chevrolet Camaro**:

   - **Price**: Around $2,466

3. **Pontiac Firebird**:

   - **Price**: Approximately $2,666

4. **Dodge Charger**:

   - **Price**: Around $3,100

These prices reflect the cost of these iconic cars when they were new in 1967. Each of these vehicles offered unique features and performance, making them strong competitors to the Mercury Cougar.

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Recorded in UK 2025

As of 2024, there are no Mercury Cougar XR-7s officially recorded as being licensed or on SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification) in the UK. This makes it quite a rare sight on British roads!

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