Used Mercury Cars for Sale near Kindersley, SK

We just drove the Grand Marquis from Tulsa to Destin with no problems. At 70 mph, it feels like you're floating down the rode on your couch. I have a wife and a 1 year old that both require lots of luggage and the truck handled it, no problem. We got 22 mpg to boot.

Performance isn't bad for as big this big of a car, its geared high, and puts out plenty of torque. Gets superb fuel millage. I have reached 30 MPG on the interstate. Braking isn't bad. Handles quite well for a large car, takes turn at higher speeds without loosing traction. Build quality is excellent. You can tell in the ride, and feel of the car, that it's solid. Appearance, I think one of the better looking models after it was changed in 1992. Maintenance isn't bad either, cheap to operate, maintain and repair (rarely needed though). Fun Factor is debatable, depending on preference.

Everything about this car is great, it could use a little more horsepower, but that's about it. It runs great and I got well over 200,000 miles on it!

car rides nice on stock everything, your basic cheap tires dont really give the car its performance it basically needs. the gas mileage isnt great for someone that doesnt make a lot of cash. theres room for performance upgrades. for a 4000 lb car, 200 hp doesnt cut it, makes it sluggish even though its a V-8 under the hood.

This car lasted a great while a good 12 years before everything started breaking up on it. now that it's nearing the end of it's engine life I think it's time to trade in for a new fuel efficient car. I will miss it a ton though! it's fun to drive, but ever since I've been having steering, handling and repeating shock issues; the enjoyment has gone down. All I can say is, it was great while it lasted!