Mercury Grand Marquis Model Overview
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Mercury Grand Marquis Questions
2004 MERCURY GRAND MARQUES, LS 195,000 MILES
2004 GM LS 195,000 miles approx. I am experiencing black sludge in the front of the engine (see the attached photo of a napkin and pictures). I have scrubbed the engine several times, but the slud...
Electrical Issues? 2003 Mercury Grand Marquis
My 2003 grand marquis has been having an issue recently. Ill be driving and out of no where the radio seizes up and starts to crackle, with a few things happening. The ABS, traction light, battery lig...
Will Not Switch From Heat To Ac
blower works find will not switch from heat to AC
Car Starts Then Immediately Dies
When I go to start my car it starts but after about 2 seconds shuts off. I've had this happen a couple times before, but I ave been able to restart it and it runs just fine. Today however it just wo...
Can I Sell My Car With Handicap Plates/ What Should I Do?
I'm trying to help my grandma sell her car. She unfortunately doesn't have too much paperwork for it. It also has handicap plates on it. Can i sell it with the handicap plates? How do I go about cha...
Mercury Grand Marquis Overview
The Grand Marquis is one of those classic full-sized, rear-wheel-drive American cars that may never go away - after all, the flagship model has always been a great seller for Mercury. Its big V8 makes it powerful, its substance makes it safe, and the amenities Mercury puts into it make it comfortable.
This sibling to the Ford Crown Victoria has not seen many style changes; it does not need them. It was introduced in 1983, yet it's only in its third generation, which began in 1988. The Ford Motor Company plans to keep making the Grand Marquis for at least a couple more years, but they may drop the word Grand from the name, as this is the only current Mercury model that does not begin with the letter M.
The Grand Marquis is much more popular with general consumers than its sibling car, as the Crown Victoria is mostly sold for fleets and is especially popular with law enforcement. Although times have certainly changed, there is still a market for the long and luxurious American car.
