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2010 Mercury Mariner Hybrid Price

MSRP:	$29,995 - $31,745
Invoice:	$27,816 - $29,408

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MSRP / Invoice

Trim	MSRP ($)	Invoice ($)
Base	29,995	27,816
AWD	31,745	29,408

"MSRP" stands for Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price, which is the selling price of the vehicle (including any optional equipment) as recommended by the manufacturer. More...

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