2006 Mercury Grand Marquis consumer reviews

Great for road trips. We have enjoyed this car so much & more comfy than any we have owned. No longer traveling so ready to pass along. Great car. We are only 2nd owner.

This is a great highway car. It's extemely comfortable and reliable. I only had to do regular maintenance to the vehicle and it still runs perfectly. These cars are extremely underrated deals.

Wish they still made this model. Great comfort, and very reliable. Old style, but classic. Had car since 2006, with no major repairs. Not good for winter driving.

Love my Grand Marquis and Lincoln Town cars best cars i've ever owned, like them better than my Mercedes, BMW, Lexas and Volvo and other cars I have owned.

2006 Mercury Grand Marquis GS Convenience. Two-tone Paint: White and Titanium with Landau Titanium Vinyl Roof, Opera Lights, Chrome Wheel moldings, Dual Exhaust, Ford factory mud flaps. Excellent driving, handling, and comfort for 6 adults. Runs great on regular gas with highway mileage of 25-26 mpg maintaining the 60mph speed limit. Equipped with Michelin Hydro Edge AS tires provides excellent traction in rain from hydro-planing. Mediocre traction driving in snow. A well built and safe vehicle to drive.

This is the 4th one I have purchased , very happy with these autos have put over 500,000 miles on the combined cars. Also have a Lincoln Town Car, still can't understand why Ford killed off both these cars, should have revamped them.

This car is great. It seats 6 passengers comfortably with plenty of leg room. The has mileage is great for a big V8 engine,

This car is very good for any person, in America the old people using it more than the others, i am 22 y.o and i am using it because in middle east especially ( saudi arabia ) we love mercury and ford too much.

the 2006 mercury grand marques 4.6 ltr engine is performance and economical.24-25 mpg.The transmissions are almost bullet proof.The full size car gives comfort,and reliability second to none.And the car is big ,just incase of a crash,the grand marques will battle with the best of them .Buy today!

I am keeping my older vehicles for speed and occasional heavy towing. As an owner of a supercharged 383ci 96 Impala and a 2001 F150 with 340,000 miles, I needed a reliable daily driver that I could fit in, carry multiple people and have vast storage. Hence I bought the largest car on a Lexus lot, a used Grand Marquis. For trunk space the spare tire is intrusive, so I relocated the jack from behind the spare tire into the passenger side cavity between the support and the fender. (thin rubber padding added to stop metal to metal chaffing.) Then the spare can be bolted down though the lug stud hole which moves the tire back several inches and providing more trunk space. i added a thin butyl dampening layer on the trunk tire shelf since I seen town cars with this. I assume anything Lincoln did is the best improvement for a Grand Marquis. This car is an ultimate edition and came with rear air suspension creating town car like ride quality and also has laminated side safety glass that reduces noise. Not many vehicles can put 3 baby car seats across the back and fit 3 adults in the front. Plus fit a port-a-crib and strollers, luggage, and an ice chest. My wife's new town and country minivan is loud and rides very rough compared to this rear wheel drive body on frame construction sedan. I get 27mpg pure hwy and 22mpg mixed driving. After this car I guess I will be forced to full size SUVs that get worse gas mileage. Nothing else comes close to the soft ride, headroom, shoulder room, hip room, or trunk room in any new car.