2004 Mercury Grand Marquis Reviews, Pricing & Specs

I love my 2004 Grand Marquis. 4.6l V8 with RWD made me feel like luxury was alive again. The digital dash was a nice touch the ultimate edition had.

I hate these cars are no longer made. They are sturdy and sound proof. You close the door and the world goes away. No road noise cant even hear the engine run from inside the car. If you love comfort and simplicity these are unbeatable. If you want all the bells and whistles of high tech cars forget it. I buy a car to drive and to have till they fall apart. Great part is these cars dont fall apart if you maintain them. Its why they are police cars and taxis because they take a licking and keep on ticking to coin a phrase. They dont make cars like these anymore. I love them.

Good car and fair pricing. Everything is running and working good.

4.6 V8 229 HP, 343 NM, from 0-100 9 sec. breaking is a little bit weak, handling is weak, Classic Appearance also the interior is Classic, good gas mileage, easy to maintenance, the car is FUN on slippery roads

Car has a 4.3L V8 under the hood. Has single exhaust, both interior and exterior are in good condition. Gas mileage is alright it gets about 18-23. Car is very fun to drive and I love driving it. The car is Spruce Green with tan interior and 16 inch wheels

Peppy, very roomy and handles well. Ride, drive and appearance are NICE. Fit and finish is average. MPG 29 HWY and 23 city. The Only issues have been catalitic converter and lighting module failed and they were expensive to replace.

Time on tradition reliability comfort I wish this vehicle was still in production

Dependable car, Interior quality is low, falling apart, radio dosen't pick up any stations. Great gas mileage for a large car,(average 21 on hwy). Tends to hesitate on slow take off and the computer accelerates for you ... saftey hazard.

I did not actually drive this car, I merely rode in it, but rode in was not a category under "association". The Mercury in question belongs to my neighbor and good friend Marty's mother, and I rode in it once to go pick up some pizza. The car is a pewter colored "Diamond Edition" with a vinyl cloth top on the rear portion of the roof and special badging. It has a tan leather interior, power seats, power windows, CD player, air conditioning, etc, and is a very nice car. One of the coolest features in my opinion are the power-adjustable pedals, which Marsha would not even know existed if it weren't for me, lol. Compared with the cars my parents have owned, it has a bland interior, a floaty, ungainly ride, and imprecise steering. It is a very dependable and safe vehicle, but it will not get your heart racing.

I like the power, rear-wheel drive and classy look that is so dated it's not easily dated. The sound system is nice, although the radio isn't. The trunk holds several kegs of beer. There's room for six people because the gear shift is on the steering column.