Panther Sales

[silvrsvt]

The full-size Grand Marquis showed surprising sales strength with its '92 redesign, accounting for much of Mercury's increased overall volume through mid-decade. In fact, the newly aerodynamic "Big M" outpolled its Ford sister in '92 model-year production by some 10,000 units with a relatively amazing 163,000-plus. It then settled down to around 100,000 yearly sales except for 1993 (a bit over 90,000).

 

http://auto.howstuffworks.com/mercury-cars15.htm

 

Crown Vic Numbers

1992 Model Year (first year of new model)

 

Production run: Oct. 1991 through Sept. 1992

 

Total number produced: 136,949

 

Total no. sold in U.S.: 90,804

 

1993 Model Year

 

Production run: Oct.1992 through Sept. 1993

 

Total number produced: 106,849

 

Total no. sold in U.S.: 99,860

 

1994 Model Year

 

Production run: Oct. 1993 through Sept. 1994

 

Total number produced: 111,221

 

Total no. sold in U.S.: 103,653

 

1995 Model Year

 

Production run: Oct. 1994 through Sept. 1995

 

Total number produced: 103,189

 

Total no. sold in U.S.: 96,458

 

1996 Model Year

 

Production run: Oct. 1995 through Sept. 1996

 

Total number produced: 109,787

 

Total no. sold in U.S.: 106,211

 

1997 Model Year

 

Production run: Oct. 1996 through Oct. 1997

 

Total number produced: 138,270

 

Total no. sold in U.S.: 110,111

 

1998 Model Year

 

Production run: Nov. 1997 through Sept. 1998

 

Total number produced: 85,374

 

Total no. sold in U.S.: 108,595

 

http://www.autotrader.com/research/car-rev...d&year=1999

 

going by nameplates alone, neither car sold that well in relation to other Ford products out at the same time....so there is part of the reason why they've been negitgticed over the years...

Edited December 6, 2007 by silvrsvt

[Deanh]

for sale...one collectible antique Panther bobblehead.....