Lynx and Mercury were two distinct brands of automobiles that existed under the Ford Motor Company umbrella. The Lynx, produced by Ford from 1981 to 1987, was a subcompact car based on the Ford Escort, aimed at budget-conscious buyers. Mercury, on the other hand, was positioned as a more upscale, mid-range brand, offering vehicles with more features and a slightly higher price point. While the Lynx focused on affordability and fuel efficiency, Mercury aimed to provide a more refined driving experience and attract customers seeking a step up from Ford models. Mercury was discontinued in 2011.
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