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This advertisement promotes the Mercury car, highlighting its success by referencing Car Life's Annual Award for Engineering Excellence and positive reviews from major publications. The ad emphasizes that Mercury is now in the Lincoln Continental tradition, suggesting luxury and prestige. The car is shown as the courtesy car for special guests at the Doral Beach Hotel, Miami Beach, FL, further associating it with exclusivity and high status.
- Brand: Mercury
- Product: Mercury (Lincoln Continental tradition)
- Tagline: This is the year's most successful car
- Publication: Life Magazine
- Year: 1965
Objects in the advertisement: car, palm trees, people, building, golf cart
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