Customers who walked into a Mercury dealership in 1964 looking for a brand-new Comet had to pay at least $2,126 for a 202 Series in a four-door sedan configuration. The two-door version was only a bit ...

They sure don’t make cars like they used to – and Rachel Veitch can attest to that. This 93 year old is still driving the 1964 Mercury Comet Caliente she bought brand new. But it’s the end of an era, ...

The Comet was still a new presence in the automotive market in 1964, but Mercury decided it was ready for a second generation. The 1964 model year greeted the Comet with a redesign that made it look ...

Every Sunday in the Driving Section, The Plain Dealer features a My First Car story from one of our readers. I was 18 in 1971, starting college, and needed a car to commute daily to Wright State ...