Used Mercury Cars for Sale near Simpsonville, SC

It was, and still is a High Fun Factor ride. Italian design, Mazda reliability with optional Turbo, from Ford of Australia at affordable prices. I had a 1991 for a couple years and really enjoyed driving it here in Florida. Recently I bought, what some say, was the best and final version 1994 Capri. Looks great and runs smooth. Non-Turbos aren’t fast but tend to be reliable and the Turbos are quick and sport tuned. They’re getting harder to find, prices have been increasing in past few years - but you can still find some in good shape, “everything works” for few thousand $$$

Ive been driving for 45 years and owned a dozen cars in that time, The Grand Marquis is the most reliable and trouble free of all of them. Looking to buy one now.

This car is the most rare of all Marquis and yet to reflect that in price point. The LSE IN 01-03 and some in 05 maybe. There are times to be only hundreds left. They all had the floor shifter and few other identifying features like dual exhaust And another bucket seats and special rims. No Special badging, or labeling of any kind.

I had a 91 Topaz it was a spare tire from my Lincoln town car! Awesome little car the only problem I had was the same damn chuck hole no matter how many times I tried to miss it, I always seemed to hit it just right, it would turn off the fuel switch. At least it was easy to get to ,I finally went a different route. Ended up trading it in for a mini van family was growing! Would love to find another one!

The 2002 Mercury Sable GS, for its size, has a quick launch, 27mpg highway, a little noisy, handles flat, awkward to get in (Im 62, 230lbs.), and the rearview mirror has GOT to relocate. Dead in the way. The backs of the back seats fold down for a 2 acre trunk, adjustable pedals for the height challenged, and the interior lighting is limited. If it didnt drive like a slot car, and cheap on gas, I wouldnt like it near as much.