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ChrisMGM07 writes:
1996 Mercury Villager 3 Dr GS Passenger Van Review
ProsThis van has a durable powertrain and excellent drivability. ConsYou will most likely experience electrical issues with this van. 
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If You Can Find A Good One, Its A Great Buy. — I love this van. I've loved since I picked it up second hand in '99. It has one quality that makes you forgive a lot of other faults, the Nissan 3.0L Maxima V6! While low on HP compared to modern contemporaries, the van is silky smooth. Like many Fords,it has some electrical issues that have been present most of the time I've owned it. The fold and slide seat was innovative for its time, the removable bench is heavy and cumbersome. Its better than removable seat vans, but not nearly as handy as a fold away seat. The third seat slides forward to replace the 2 person bench to make a 5 seat hauler. Integrity has been a problem since the van crossed the decade mark, but it has been very durable so far. Rust is becoming an issue, but the van is 15 years old. Water leaks have been a problem as the van ages. Handling is still very good, the van hauls people and cargo well and is a good light duty tow vehicle. Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
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Tylan writes:
1996 Mercury Villager 3 Dr LS Passenger Van Review
Prosafter market DVD. Consits a van.
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Family Van. — not much to say here im not one for vans really especially ne ford related products. the only good thing about this van was the after market DVD player we installed along with a decent sounding system to go with the DVD. sumhow tho the van is till holding together after 330000 sum kilometers... |
