The Leopard Head car is a model of Mercury Motors with the lion head as its independent logo. Mercury Motors is a self-made brand of Ford Motor Company. Originally, the Mercury brand was just a division of Ford and did not have an independent model or trademark. Later, from 1949 The Ford Mercury car series uses Mercury in the solar system as the car graphic trademark. Its trademark is the trajectory of three planets in a perfect circle, implying that Ford cars have space technology and creativity beyond time and space.

The development history of Mercury Motors: In 1935, Ford Motors officially launched the Mercury brand; in 1938, Mercury products were officially launched. The first Mercury 8 (Mercury 8) was equipped with a powerful 95-horsepower V8 engine and became the first model within one year. Occupying 2.19% of the U.S. sedan market share; Mercury production was interrupted from 1941 to 1945 due to the impact of World War II; Ford established the Lincoln-Mercury Division in 1945; in 2010, Ford officially announced the closure of the Mercury production line. Mercury Motors has always been an innovative and individual representative of American cars. However, after entering the 21st century, the development of the Mercury brand has been very difficult. There are fewer and fewer new cars, and the models are gradually tending to Ford cars, losing their original American car representatives. Style; Mercury brand's famous products include Cougar, Sable, Villager, Mountainer, Mystique, Grand Marquis, Puma and other models. The Mercury Cougar (Puma) was born in the 1960s. It uses the lion's head as its independent logo. The model is based on the design of the Ford Mustang sports car and is equipped with a V8 engine with a maximum power of 390 horsepower. In addition, the Mercury Cougar also has a racing version. Participated in the NASCAR (NCSCC) event and won the championship in 1968. The purpose of the Mercury Cougar was to bridge the gap between the Ford Mustang and the Ford Thunderbird with a more upscale and stylish European car. However, due to the changing needs of the century car market, the Mercury Cougar, which had been produced for 33 years, was officially discontinued. . The Mercury Meteor was launched by the Lincoln-Mercury division of what would become Ford Motor Company. The Mercury Meteor was created to provide Canadian Lincoln-Mercury dealers with a wider range of vehicles at a low price. The standard transmission of the Mercury Meteor is a 3-speed manual transmission. , equipped with engines including a 2.8L V6 engine that can output 101 horsepower, a straight six engine that can output 116 horsepower, a 4.3L V8 engine that can output 164 horsepower, and a 3.6L V8 engine that can output 145 horsepower.