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24 Years And 150000 Miles
JD, 09/11/2018
1994 Mercury Villager GS 3dr Minivan
0 of 0 people found this review helpful
It is a great car! My aunt’s dad bought the van new in 1994. It has lasted quite well over the 24 Years that we have had it. The only thing it need was a tune up, brakes, fuel injector, and a brake line in all of those years and miles. There is not a thing I would do to improve the car. If they were still manufactured like the 1993 to 1995 models I would buy two of them brand new. The engine is very reliable and the automatic seatbelts are a great idea. I plan on getting at least 10 more years out of this vehicle. It is the best driving car I have ever drove. My aunt got the car from her dad and then I got it from her. All three of us could not think of a better car to own!
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Lasted forever
I’ve Been Everywhere, Man!, 05/26/2021
1994 Mercury Villager GS 3dr Minivan
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Bought it new in 1994. It finally broke down in 2011 after driving it for more than 300,000 miles and some punishment driving off-road when I lived in the countryside which is not recommended for this vehicle that handles best on highways. It also survived a rear-end collision at stop light. This vehicle was well-built!
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villager owner, 05/24/2003
1994 Mercury Villager Nautica 3dr Minivan
0 of 2 people found this review helpful
If you are thinking about buying one of these things, let me give you two words of advice: RUN AWAY. I bought my villager with about 65,000 miles on it, and it now has about 105,000 miles. In that time period, I have replaced 2 water pumps ($250 each), 2 cv boots ($120 each), had a fuel vacuum leak ($800 to track it down over several months), a fuel pump replaced ($250), a thermostat replaced ($100), a radiator ($324), and an a/c hose ($300). Also, the ignition switch is defective (it locks me out at the time of its own choosing). If that isn't enough, the parts inside the van are always falling apart.