2009 Mercury Mariner
101,596 Miles | Glen Burnie, MD
$7,000
est. $101/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
139,141 Miles | Wakefield, MA
$5,977
est. $86/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
102,582 Miles | Hilo, HI
$11,995
est. $173/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
98,491 Miles | Chester, PA
$7,990
est. $115/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
115,392 Miles | Chester, PA
$8,995
est. $130/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
126,288 Miles | Quakertown, PA
$7,350
est. $106/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
130,000 Miles | Yakima, WA
$5,999
est. $86/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
134,112 Miles | Cary, NC
$5,241
est. $76/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
35,001 Miles | Chantilly, VA
$8,484
est. $122/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
169,826 Miles | Chippewa Falls, WI
$3,700
est. $53/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
91,320 Miles | Lafayette, IN
$6,193
est. $89/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
138,579 Miles | Tracy, CA
$5,900
est. $85/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
181,925 Miles | Motley, MN
$5,995
est. $86/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
218,907 Miles | Buford, GA
$3,995
est. $58/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
142,724 Miles | Mechanicsburg, OH
$5,680
est. $82/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
128,000 Miles | Mattawan, MI
$6,788
est. $98/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
99,772 Miles | Brooklyn, NY
$4,997
est. $72/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
101,193 Miles | Houston, TX
$4,995
est. $72/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
167,944 Miles | Cuba, MO
$5,500
est. $79/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner
95,319 Miles | Saint Charles, MO
$6,995
est. $101/mo

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2009 Mercury Mariner Buyer's Guide

Owner Reviews
3.5
2 Reviews
Overall
3.5
Value
3.5
Performance
3.5
Style
3.5
Comfort
4.0
Fuel Economy
2.5
Reliability
3.0

2009 Mercury Mariner Owner Ratings & Reviews

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3.5
Overall
2 Reviews

2009 Mercury Mariner - Great for new drivers

Ashley
Denton, Texas
Overall
4.0
Value
4.0
Performance
3.0
Style
4.0
Comfort
5.0
Fuel Economy
3.0
Reliability
3.0
This was my first car, and I believe was a great choice. First off, it was a cheap starter vehicle and has easy-to-replace parts. The size can be used to haul people as well as using a trailer. The engine is not the most powerful as it is a four-cylinder, but it has enough pep to make it to 60 mph without too much trouble. Everything is made out of plastic, so it does feel cheap, but that is to be expected as they can be found for under $7,500 easily.
Story
In the town I used to live at, there was a convenience store next to the Verizon store. The parking lots were not connected, and to get to the store next to it, you would have to go onto the highway and go all the way back around. Instead of doing that, there was a steep concrete hill that "connected" them, and I decided to take that shortcut. Surprisingly to me and probably the people watchin... (more)
Pros
The mileage is decent with it being around 21 mpg. The legroom and headroom is exceptional in both the front and the back. The ability to carry five people comfortably as well as have things in the back is great. My car came included with premium features such as Microsoft Sync and surround sound speakers. The height of the car allows you to not worry about bottoming out the car, and it can go over curbs with ease, perfect for a starting driver.
Cons
Negative aspects include the smaller engine and the history of transmission problems that this model has had. The acceleration is pretty slow, and the handling is a little loose.

2009 Mercury Mariner - It's just okay. Gets the job done.

Cynthia
Rothsville, Pennsylvania
Overall
3.0
Value
3.0
Performance
4.0
Style
3.0
Comfort
3.0
Fuel Economy
2.0
Reliability
3.0
The gas use. It really eats gas for small commutes. I seem to use anywhere from 20 to 100 dollars every week. I do drive, but I don't feel like it's that much. Got good space enough to fit three kids and a wife pretty comfortable. Great rear windshield wiper and fluid still work spacious. Six-disc CD changer was pretty cool and has aux input near radio.
Story
The all-wheel drive in the snow is great. After work during the snow storm, everybody spent a lot of time trying to get out of their spot. I was able to pull right out. Easily!
Pros
The space. The rear window button to open up just a window portion so you do not have to open up the whole rear trunk door, but there is a rear both as well hidden in a cool spot to open it all up. Nice pockets for stashing things all over four cup holders great lighting. Decent sounding factory radio. I would rate it 7 out of 10.
Cons
The gas hurts my wallet just a little too much. It's not as smooth of a ride as I would like. You can feel every bump on the road in my opinion.

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