Mercury Grand Marquis Model Overview
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Mercury Grand Marquis Questions
Not Starting After Leaving It Sit Over Night
I have a '99 mercury grand marquis. I just got a brand new starter put on and some wires cleaned up. I paid an extra $90.00 an hour on a machine for the wiring and nothing came up. It starts up but af...
Mustang Rims On A 05 Grand Marquis
Trying to determine what year Mustang rims will bolt on to my 05 grand marquis . The offset has me really confused. I think the offset on the grand marquis is 54 mm and a 2010 mustang is 40 mm. Wil...
Want Start
I have a 99 grand marquis and wen i go to start it it just makes a click noise sounds like the starter so i replaced it still make same noise
2002 Mercury Grand Marquis LS
How do I take the dash apart to replace a blower motor switch and resister
1996 Grand Marquis Intermediate Starting
Have 1996 Grand Marquis I can drive for a couple of days it starts up fine I may park overnight try to start next day won’t start engine just turns. Changed fuel pump, fuel filter, cam sensor, plug...
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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.