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Great Family Car
MercOwner, 06/24/2004
1999 Mercury Grand Marquis LS 4dr Sedan
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I've owned this car since 2001, bought it with 32k miles. It is a very reliable vehicle. It has the best ride, unless you like sportier/firmer ride quality, and is large enough for the whole family, even on vacations. It is a Park Lane Edition, equipped with all options except for a CD player. One can really work the deals during the negotiation of these car purchases!
Great big road car!
junglej, 02/10/2005
1999 Mercury Grand Marquis LS 4dr Sedan
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I bought my LS used 2 yrs ago at 70k and now have 130k with no repairs whatsoever. I love the gas mileage - I'm getting 24.6 summer and 22.6 winter with about 60%hwy and 40%city driving. Even at our mile-high, there's plenty of power in the small V8 to accelerate up hills. I easily and inexpensively bought a Ford OEM radio/CD player to replace the std cassette player. I found the driver's seat didn't fit me well until after I took out the lumbar support and put more foam in the upper back and seat bottom. I also found that I have to brake with my left foot or the awkward right leg position causes pain. I'm 6'2" and 270lbs.
my big merc
Ford4v460, 03/29/2003
1999 Mercury Grand Marquis GS 4dr Sedan
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great car, the style and feel, i will buy another one when this ones has had enough......
mer marq
wcs, 01/20/2003
1999 Mercury Grand Marquis LS 4dr Sedan
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good quality love the large room capacity. Gas milage is much better than expected and is better than many smaller cars.
Sturdy American Classic
Ornery, 04/15/2003
1999 Mercury Grand Marquis LS 4dr Sedan
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I've only driven boulevard cruisers for the past 25 years. This ones a bit too stiff and there isn't nearly the room I'm used to. I compare this to my '94 Town Car, and it just doesn't stack up. Not enough rear legroom, and even the front seems a bit cramped. That said, it sure beats the heck out of any import in it's price range for room, size and comfort. We bought ours used in October 2002 for $12,000 out the door with 30K one owner miles on it. That's what I call bang for the buck! Been flawless as long as we've owned it. However, if I had it to do over, I'd look at another 92-97 Town Car instead. Well worth the few more dollars.