Used Mercury Mountaineer for Sale

4.3

(43 Reviews)

Overall Rating

4.3

(43 Reviews)

Value

4.3

Performance

4.2

Comfort

4.5

Fuel Economy

2.7

Reliability

3.7

2008 Mercury Mountaineer

126,292 Miles | Fredericksburg, VA

$6,997

est. $101/mo

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2010 Mercury Mountaineer

53,000 Miles | Walled Lake, MI

$12,995

est. $187/mo

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2008 Mercury Mountaineer

145,742 Miles | Youngstown, OH

$5,795

est. $84/mo

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2007 Mercury Mountaineer

168,099 Miles | Joppa, MD

$3,100

est. $45/mo

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2000 Mercury Mountaineer

170,565 Miles | Indianapolis, IN

$1,695

est. $24/mo

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2010 Mercury Mountaineer

120,993 Miles | Puyallup, WA

$11,881

est. $171/mo

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2004 Mercury Mountaineer - Everything I could need!

This vehicle is large enough to carry me, my daughter, and my service dog along with anyone else who wants to come along. The only thing I wish was that it got better gas mileage. Those trips to Disney are comfortable, but expensive. I have over 100,000 miles on the car and the most money I have spent on it was $300 for a new alternator. Not bad, I believe.

Story

I like this car a lot. My autistic daughter rides horses at a farm. I wait for her to get through with her lesson listening to music and reading while in my car. Sometimes I even nap during her lessons. No problems what so ever. It provides a good time for me to wind down from the day.

Pros

The front seats are heated. I am always cold and that helps so much. You can change the radio stations from the steering wheel. There really is no reason to take your hands off the wheel. Cruise Control is also located there. I have enough space in the car to hold 8 people or dogs. (Assuming the dogs stay on the seat) There is a third back row which is not used very much, but is nice to know it is back there. There is a 6 cd changer in the radio. That is nice because we can store not only music for my daughter, but the music I like as well. I like that it tells you exactly what is wrong on... (more)

Cons

The top negative thing is the cost to put gas in the car. It takes about 20 gallons to fill it up. It only goes about 17 mpg. If you use ac and drive very fast that can easily go down to 15. At least you can put regular unleaded in and don't have to buy the expensive stuff. Another problem I have with the car is the sensors in the tires are very sensitive. Every winter I get notification that my tires have lost air, when in fact, they haven't lost air at all. The air has just gotten smaller because of the cold. The sensors pick that up all the time. I would be putting air in my tires daily... (more)

1997 Mercury Mountaineer - Reliable, easy to drive

For an SUV I've had for almost 18 years with only 80,000 miles on the clock, this Mercury Mountaineer has held up incredibly well. The interior of the car was state-of-the-art in the late 1990s and still holds up well to this day. The 6 CD changer is great for the long car trips I go on with my family. The driver's seat is incredibly comfortable, and the car handles well both in town and out on the open road. For an older SUV, the car gets decent gas mileage, sometimes topping 25 MPG in nicer weather on the highway. This can be attributed to keeping up on the car's maintenance. The V8 engine has a lot of kick and accelerates well when needed. This car has had very few problems for a vehicle of its age and has only needed new batteries twice and new tires once. In addition, this SUV can... (more)

Story

One of my best memories in this vehicle is traveling to conventions in a different parts of the country and not minding the drive because the car is so comfortable, not to mention easy to load and unload when I get to my destination and home.

Pros

My favorite things about the Mercury Mountaineer are the 6 CD changer in the center console, the ample storage areas throughout the vehicle, and the ability to move large items in the back of the vehicle with the seats folded down (which has come in handy more times than you'd think.)

Cons

The only cons of the vehicle are due to its age. It does not have the latest connectivity to devices, as the devices were not around when the car was designed in the mid 1990s.

2001 Mercury Mountaineer - Well-built and strong

My SUV is sturdy and well-built. I love the way it handles. Ride is a bit rough, but that comes with most in this class. Great vehicle! I will buy another when needed!

Story

I had a tire blow-out on a very busy six-lane Interstate. I just knew I was dying. I hit both retaining walls and only scratched the paint and busted the tail light. I know if I had been in a less-study vehicle, it would have been much worse on the SUV and myself!

Pros

The positives are numerous and include: How well the SUV handles on the highway, roominess of the interior, sound system, luggage rack, V-8 engine will tow just about anything with ease, very sturdy build inside and out, leather seats still look almost new with only minor wear and tear, inside and out. Gas mileage is good on the highway, considering age and engine size. Very comfortable seats-like sitting in a recliner at home. My Mercury is fully loaded with all the bells and whistles: power doors, windows, mirrors, climate control (front & back), five-disc CD player with awesome surround... (more)

Cons

The gas mileage can be a bit harsh with the large V-8 engine and age the age to it, it can get costly driving around town. I have had a several electrical problems with the doors and electric mirrors, but overall I couldn't ask for any better at this age. Ride is a little rough but most SUVs are. Just beginning to use a little oil at 150,000 which is a little worrisome. Biggest con is SUV didn't come with an ashtray!