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Mercury 2005 Mariner
2005 Mercury Mariner Base
64,830 Miles
Bismarck, ND
3
days on market
31%
less than similar listings
3
days on market
$6,000
Mercury 2005 Mariner
2005 Mercury Mariner Base
260,173 Miles
Springfield, MO
65
days on market
16%
more than similar listings
65
days on market
$3,200
Mercury 2005 Mariner
2005 Mercury Mariner Base
140,337 Miles
Tucson, AZ
75
days on market
11%
less than similar listings
75
days on market
$4,988
Mercury 2005 Mariner
2005 Mercury Mariner Base
141,915 Miles
Roanoke, VA
217
days on market
10%
less than similar listings
217
days on market
$4,995
Mercury 2005 Mariner
2005 Mercury Mariner Base
177,445 Miles
Posen, IL
187
days on market
26%
less than similar listings
187
days on market
$3,299

2005 Mercury Mariner OWNER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Owner Reviews
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Overall
4.0
Value
3.5
Style
3.5
Performance
3.0
Comfort
3.5
Fuel Economy
3.0
Reliability
3.0
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Dee
Dee
Jacksonville Beach, Florida
4.0
Very satisfied
When I bought this car I was looking for something that was easy to get in and out of. I also needed a vehicle that could accommodate a trailer hitch so I could carry a mobility scooter. I wanted seats that were not material as I needed a covering that allowed easy sliding and turning to get in and out. I wanted an SUV for easy entry to the back but I wanted a smaller SUV, not one the size of a Suburban.
Zac
Zac
Telford, Pennsylvania
4.0
Great vehicle, know what to expect
This vehicle is great in the snow; the traction it provides is amazing. It was 4WD and is high enough off of the ground to get through snow. There is more cargo space than a sedan, but just not quite enough to cover all of my personal needs. If space or seating is a primary concern, then a larger vehicle would be optimal. These vehicles are known for the transmissions to go bad. I had mine replaced already, and knowing people in the automotive business, this is not uncommon. Other than that repair, there aren't many problems that I have had with it. All of the features it has are nice, but it doesn't have too much electronic stuff that isn't needed. This means, in my eyes, that there is less stuff that can break. It has a roof rack, which I frequently use to carry my bicycles on. It has also been used for extra cargo space. Something that I didn't like about the vehicle is the spare tire jack. It was very difficult to use, and took a long time. I know it is that way because it saves space, but if I was on the side of the road when it happened I would've been very upset.