The best things about my Mercury Sable is the reliability and consistency, the decent gas mileage, the comfort and the overall costs associated with maintenance and repair. I also enjoy having an outside temperature gauge for the first time, a sun and moon roof, a huge trunk, and leather seats (although the leather seats can get quite hot and sticky). The other benefit of owning a Sable is the availability of parts if something does go wrong. It has been easy to get second-hand or slightly used parts and they have been just as reliable. The car seems to glide more than other cars I've been in - if that makes any sense - so it's easier to save on as mileage if you're conscious about the way you are driving. It is also fairly inconspicuous so as long as everything is in order you will certainly not stand out, which I also appreciate. Since I got the car when I was younger I didn't take very good care of it initially and despite this it has lasted far longer than I expected, especially now that I do regular maintenance on it. I expect it will last me another 2 to 5 years.

The Mercury Sable has been quite reliable apart from not keeping me warm or cool depending on the environment. It is a rather comfortable ride, the suspension is soft and accommodating to bumps. The car's dimensions are fairly easy to learn as it is a familiar size for sedan owners I believe. The paint as well has been extremely sturdy and still shines when cleaned up.

This car is nice and spacious inside, having six seatbelts total which is great for a college student like myself. My car is usually the car we take when we go on an outing to one of the larger towns nearby so that we only have to take one car as opposed to two. While the color is not great, the extra seatbelt as well as spacious back seat and trunk make it a great car. Gets decent gas mileage - I only have to fill up every two weeks which is a plus since I'm a poor college student.