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1997 Mercury Cougar XR7 2dr Coupe
I love my cougar and if they had one today just like it - I would buy it on the spot. Never had a problem until recently with emission. That is almost 13 years trouble-free. 1997 was last of the big cats and now mercs will be gone all together. There is no match for a cougar lover! I loved owning this car and the interior - for the money - all leather and so comfortable. Love the feel of a heavy car, the way it cruises along. Good bye sweet kitty.
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1997 Mercury Cougar XR7 2dr Coupe
great car only problem was intake manifold recall average mpg highway is 35 burns no oil have 17500 miles still going strong. have not even changed a bulb wow! secret use mystery oil!
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1997 Mercury Cougar XR7 2dr Coupe
Best car I've owned out of four new cars. Nice looking, big, powerful, dependable. Great gas mileage on highway, on way to Ohio, only filled up once in Indianapolis. Not good on gas in town however. Had a few trim problems that were fixed by dealer. Now need work after 127,000 mi, but still runs great.
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1997 Mercury Cougar XR7 2dr Coupe
This car is a cruiser. I love to take it on vacation or any time that I get on an interstate. Too bad it took Detroit until 2005 to start building solid RWD cars again, but we a glad that we had this Cougar to weather the void.
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1997 Mercury Cougar XR7 2dr Coupe
We have owned this car for 6 years. Most maintenance has been done at home. Intake manifold problem at 50K miles-dealer replacement. Computer replacement at 66K miles by the dealer- my expense. Service was great. Its a great, reliable car based on a proven chassis. I would like to see Mercury use it as a base for a new rear wheel drive model to compete with the Charger/Chrysler 300C. Let's get with it !
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1997 Mercury Cougar XR7 2dr Coupe
I love this car! Bought in '00 off of a lease.Never had one problem (beside manifold blowing up on christmas eve!- Recall i didn't know about!) Otherwise a beautiful car with great handling, acceleration and comfortability. I baby this car and can get a new car-but why? Eats a lot of gas but what can you ask of a v8. I wish they still made this model. I lucked out on this 30th anniversary edition it even came with tint! I do go through a lot of brakes...
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1997 Mercury Cougar XR7 2dr Coupe
This rare 30th Anniversary Mercury Cougar is a lot of car for the money. This car came loaded with leather, power seats, one-touch sunroof, climate control, autoheadlamps and many other options. However, it has had its fair share of problems. It was trouble free up until 60,000 miles when the oxygen sensor needed to be replaced, causing the service engine light to come on. At 63,000 the ABS module went, which was very expensive to repair. At 65,000 miles the service engine light came on again and this time it was the ignition coils. At 68,000, the intake manifold gasket cracked which caused coolant to leak all over once pressure was built up in the lines. What is next to go?
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1997 Mercury Cougar XR7 2dr Coupe
great car, fairly fast even with the v-6 handles great no problems. I'm a big guy and the car seats me very comfortably
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1997 Mercury Cougar XR7 2dr Coupe
I just recently purchased this 30th
Anniversary Cougar in July of this
year. It's been great! The V8 is smooth
and reliable. I already have an 1988
Cougar LS 5.0, so I LOVE these cars.
One of the best ones they've put out.
The independent rear suspension just
coasts over the bumps and the automatic
tranny is responsive. The paint is
beautiful as well. It has some
Flowmaster mufflers, so she sounds (and
performs) just as good as a Mustang!
Tinted windows and all came with the
car already! I am very happy with this
purchase and hope to get many good
years with it.
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1997 Mercury Cougar XR7 2dr Coupe
This car ran beautifully up until its
warranty was up. First to go was the
radiator than a freeze plug. The crack
manifold almost totalled the engine. (we
recieved the recall too late.)The front
end has had $3500 in repairs in the last
2 years. The doors sagged off the hinges
($450 repair) Through all of that, it
rides beautifully, never breaks down,
handles well, has a beautiful cockpit
and speeds like bat out of he11. The
cougar cleans up beautifully but still
leaves others in its dust.
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