Used 1994 Mercury Villager Pricing
1994 Highlights
A driver airbag is installed in the Villager and a special-edition luxury model debuts. Borrowing the name of an upscale men's clothier, the Nautica edition of the Villager includes such niceties as two-tone paint, alloy wheels and leather upholstery; all tastefully done in blue and white befitting a nautical theme.
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308K miles and still going strong
Car is super reliable, and always starts. Changed catalytic converter at 280K miles. Still passes smog with super clean numbers. Great for highway travel. Goes down the road straight. Solid feel. Good visibility all around. Changed oil every 3,000 miles. Can do all my own maintenance. Love this vehicle.
still uncertain..........
bought this car a few weeks ago, (used) already having issues like engine light constantly on, cant find the problem, cigarette lighter doesn't work. ( need to charge cellphone adn plug in tv/videos for the kids) Not enough cargo space if you have children and travelling with luggage always or even not enough space for groceries, needs a front cup holder and light about the steering wheel area to sxee...i was told its a cross between a nissan and aford, hard to find parts to fix it...nice looking car..still uncertain about all the issues i am being faced with
So Far, So Good
I just got this Van but it is a joy to drive. Very comfortable. The Engine light everyone complains about is warning you that you are loading the engine in overdrive. It has a safety feature (read the manual) that modifies transmission settings to protect the engine when going up hill. Just push the little button and it will stay off. Overdrive is more for the long flat highways. The transmission will disable overdrive if you lug the engine requiring you to stop and turn off the vehicle to reset it. I love it and plan to have it a long time. It has real metal in it. Nissan engines are good for about 325,000 miles if you keep the oil changed ever 3k.