Byline: Associated Press
The market for sub-midsize sedans is overcrowded, so Ford Motor Co. has turned to the unusual to try to distinguish its new Mercury Mystique.
An engine that doesn't need a tuneup for 100,000 miles and an air filter that removes microscopic pollutants inside a car are two of the Mystique's features.
The Mystique replaces the aging Mercury Topaz compact in Mercury's lineup, but comparisons between the cars are impossible. Mystique, unveiled Wednesday at the Chicago Auto Show, is much larger, roomier and more expensive than Topaz.
It is the first of two North American vehicles in Ford's $6 billion global car …
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