United States
Mercury
- Founded
- 1939
- Country
- United States
- Headquarters
- Dearborn, Michigan, U.S.
- Founder
- Edsel Ford
- Parent company
- Ford Motor Company
- Category
- Mass-market
Mercury logo
Mercury’s silver winding road logo captures mid-century cool. It symbolizes speed, fluid motion, and the messenger god’s winged cap—pure, nostalgic Americana in motion.
Detailed history for Mercury is being documented. The current logo and available reference data are shown above.
Mercury logo history & evolution
1938
1984
2003
Mercury Frequently asked questions
What is Mercury?
Mercury is a car brand from United States and founded in 1939, operating under Ford Motor Company. The brand is positioned in the Mass-market segment.
What country is Mercury from?
Mercury is a car brand from United States.
When was Mercury founded?
Mercury was founded in 1939.
Who owns Mercury?
Mercury is part of Ford Motor Company.
What does the Mercury logo mean?
Mercury’s silver winding road logo captures mid-century cool.
Has the Mercury logo changed over time?
Yes. This page documents 3 versions of the Mercury logo, dating from 2003 to 1938.
What type of cars does Mercury make?
Mercury is positioned in the Mass-market segment.
Can I download the Mercury logo?
Yes. This page offers high-resolution Mercury logo images (PNG/WebP) for download, along with 3 historical logo versions. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Trademark notice
All brand names and logos are the property of their respective owners. Logo history and historical imagery are compiled from publicly available information on the internet and official brand sources. This page is provided for informational and reference purposes only.
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