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Great car...we're going to miss it
by bgold299 in emory, tx on 08/23/2010.
Trim: 2005 Mercury Grand Marquis LS Ultimate, Owned 5 years.
2
Pros:
smooth handling, excellent mileage ( 23-24 city, 29+ highway), exceptional comfortable ride, nice styling, and good looks.
Cons:
lack of legroom for driver ( 6' 1") especially the right leg,
Overall review:
Excellent vehicle
Review ID: #548580
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Best car in America
by JBB-Minnesota on 11/25/2009.
Trim: 2005 Mercury Grand Marquis LSE, Owned 3 years.
2
Pros:
This is a great road car. Dont listen to the experts. The people that are driving the Marques know what a fabulous and trouble free car this is, year after year after year.
Cons:
One minor complaint. The rear seat doesnt have as much leg room as you might expect, but this is a minor flaw probably resulting from the use of the Marques as a squad car. The front seat area has the extra room
Overall review:
Ive had five Marquees. Repairs are few and far between. 200,000 near trouble free miles on my current one. My sister in law is driving my previous one (2000) and she is coming up on 300,000. Just change the oil and tires. This car will run, run, run and when its all said and done total cost to own and operate will be lower than the Camery.
Review ID: #543998
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Living room comfort
by BJ from Arizona on 02/18/2008.
Trim: 2005 Mercury Grand Marquis LSE, Owned 3 years.
2
Pros:
Comfort when taking long trips and ease of handeling
Cons:
The bumper chips easily . The chrome bumper I had on my 94 was more durable
Overall review:
A fine running car
Review ID: #523716
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A Wonderful Car
by Joe in Chicago on 08/16/2007.
Trim: 2005 Mercury Grand Marquis LS Ultimate, Owned 2 years.
2
Pros:
This car is smooth, quiet, comfortable, rear-wheel-drive driving dynamics gives the car excellent steering feel. The engine is wonderful. It's powerful and smooth with a nice, hushed growl. Best of all - I see 21 mpg in all around driving, as high as 30mpg on the freeway! The trunk is HUGE.
Cons:
It's hard to find with a moonroof. If you want one, plan on adding it. But it's not difficult to do, nor very expensive ($900-1200). For its size, the overall interior space could be a bit better.
Overall review:
This is a classic, big American car. Based off the same platform that underpins the Ford Crown Victoria and the Lincoln Town Car, it's a proven design. There is a reason so many limos, taxis, and police cars stick to this platform: it's reliable. Parts for these cars are cheap and can be found anywhere. Quality oil filters? $2.50. Fuel filter? $7.00. Air filter? $5.00. The EPA rates this vehicle much lower than it achieves in real world driving. For what this car is, the mileage is a bonus. I'm still a fairly young guy (35). People see my car and it throws them. Then they get inside, take a drive, and understand. These are great cars.
Review ID: #515183
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great car
by marty on 10/12/2009.
Trim: 2005 Mercury Grand Marquis LS Premium, Owned 2 years.
1
Pros:
i like my grand marquis it rides nice i had it for 2 years
Cons:
none
Overall review:
nice car
Review ID: #543006
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