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Not a bad van
shaglaptop, 10/09/2003
1999 Mercury Villager Estate 4dr Minivan
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Not a bad liitle van. Must say that I do not care for American vehicles and only bought this van because I needed one, this was the only van available in my price range. Haven't looked back since. Couple of trips across the US, plus the half-dozen to grandma's house. Wish there was a little bit more cargo space, but moving the rear seat up one-notch does the trick.
1999 Mercury Villager Estate
Barb, 05/16/2008
1999 Mercury Villager Estate 4dr Minivan
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Purchased used in 2002 with 30K. My first Mercury. I've always owned Nissans. I've had a lot of problems with this van. The gas pedal sticks, the sliding door windows rattle and won't stay open, rear wiper doesn't work, rear auto windows don't work, A/C doesn't work. The transmission jerks going from 1st to 2nd gear. Had the valve-body replaced twice. Had the box that controls trasmission twice. The transmission still jerks. The Check Engine light has been on for the past 5 years. Took it to 2 dealerships, no one can figure out why the light stays on. Battery and oil lights have been on for the past 6 mo even though I had both checked. I would never buy another Villager again.
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2 of 2 listings
- Estate Passenger MinivanMSRP: $4,500405 mi away
- Estate Passenger MinivanMSRP: $2,9991,150 mi away
A good 2nd car
JEFFtheGodofBiscuits, 11/16/2008
1999 Mercury Villager Estate 4dr Minivan
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Bought at 90,000 miles and drove for 4 years. Pretty good experience overall, although we did get the clogged carb/sticky throttle problem that some have complained about. A simple $40 fix at our local mechanic. Removable pilot seats were great, as was the 6 disc CD player. The fuel economy was not great, at about 17- 18. Have sold it due to age and impending repair bills being more than the TMV.
Great Van
dpeerson, 06/26/2002
1999 Mercury Villager Estate 4dr Minivan
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I love my van. I can rearrange the seats to suit my needs. Been a great van. minor problems with minor recalls all taken care of by dealership. Do have problem with sticky gas pedal. Need to figure out what to do about that. Anyone have any ideas let me know!!
So far So good
Aaron Lowry, 02/10/2004
1999 Mercury Villager Estate 4dr Minivan
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I have had this van for only a year. Bought it with only 36K and now has 46K. Has not been in the shop and dont plan on it. IMy wife drives it daily for basic around town errands and hauling kids. She loves it for what we use it for. It would be a little cramped for adults in the back for long trips, but great for small families and hauling small ones around. Just took the familiy on a trip and covered about 1,000 miles, the van was a solid performer. I would have to say that I would rather own a Sienna or an Odyseey, but these are both well overpriced. Overall, this van is the best bang for your buck as far as price, ride quality and reliability.