2000 Mercury Villager consumer reviews

Van was a little rough when I bought it. Had only 112K Engine light was on with a series of codes. The TPS sensor solved the transmission issue....it was not shifting into overdrive. Was running great for a thousand miles then turned into mush, driving down the interstate. Ordered a new distributor and hope that works as the MAF and MAP sensor didn't solve any problems. Hope it works because I thought this van was a diamond in the rough.

WE have owned a 2 Ford, a Pontiac, and a Mercury mini van. We have ridden in a Chrysler, Plymouth and Toyota mini van. We have had a large 1ton Chevy van and a mid size SUV. MY FIRST CHOICE TO BY AGAIN.....MERCURY VILLAGER....I LOVE THIS VEHICLE.

ITS MY FIRST VAN N GOOD FOR KIDS. I HAVE TWO KIDS . THIS VAN IS REALLY COMFORTABLE. DRIVE SMOOTHLY. HANDLING IS EASY.WE ARE USING IT FOR 4 YEARS N NO MAJOR PROBLEM SO FAR. ITS REALLY A GOOD FAMILY PACKAGE.

I HAVE BEEN USING THIS CAR FOR 4 YRS.. ITS PERFORMANCE IS REALLY NICE .. ITS A V GOOD PACKAGE FOR FAMILY .. USUALLY USE FOR MY KIDS PURPOSE..

After 9 years and many miles, my wife (and I)still love this van. Lot's of pep, minimal repairs and a comfortable yet good handling vehicle.

This was my first van, and I've really enjoyed it. The seats are easy to remove. The seatbelts self-lock so no fumbling with the carseat manual locks. There's a/c in the back, so you don't have to freeze to cool off the kids. It always starts even in frigid temps and has never had a mechanical problem. I'm driving a more expensive van now, and it's really not any better than my old van.

I bought it used w/ 47k. now it has 100k and nothing but general service so far. It's the only mini van I've ever owned so I don't have alot to base it on. It has been very reliable and thats all I could ask for.