2007 Mercury Mariner Luxury Sport Utility 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Tyrone, Pennsylvania, United States
This is my wife's '07 Mercury Mariner. It is loaded with about all you could get in '07. She is the second owner and has had it for 4 years. Has a v-6 engine that is very peppy when you hit the pedal. It is also 4 wheel drive and she has never had a problem getting around. She has never had any major mechanical problem. Just common repairs and replacements like brake pads and rotors, oil and filter changes, etc. I would trust this vehicle to go anywhere. The milege is 102,3xx now and not what is in pic. I will take more pics on request. As cold and crappy as it has been I did not bother. I HATE THIS WEATHER the older I get. We are actually retired but still working. Also the vehicle may have some light scratches but no dents, rust, or anything major on the body. We have it financed through a bank and are just looking to pay it off. Let me know if any questions.......thx!......Dan............You can call with any questions...814-931-8915...........no games please. |
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