2005 Mercury Mariner Premier Sport Utility 4-door 3.0l on 2040-cars
Shirley, Indiana, United States
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4-Wheel Disc Brakes 6 Speakers ABS brakes AM/FM radio Air Conditioning Auto-dimming Rear-View mirror Bumpers: body-color 6 Change CD Player Delay-off headlights Driver door bin Driver vanity mirror Dual front impact airbags Four wheel independent suspension Front Bucket Seats Front Center Armrest Front anti-roll bar Front fog lights Front reading lights Fully automatic headlights Heated door mirrors Heated front seats Illuminated entry Leather Shift Knob Leather steering wheel Occupant sensing airbag Panic alarm Passenger door bin Passenger vanity mirror Power door mirrors Power driver seat Power steering Power windows Premium Leather Rear window defroster Rear window wiper Remote keyless entry Security system Speed control Split folding rear seat Tachometer Tilt steering wheel Towing Package Trip computer Variably intermittent wipers This is a great used car! I have gone beyond with the service of it. I have in the last year had compressor, pulley, belts, both front drive shafts, tie-rod ends, brakes (under 1000 miles on them.) due to just wear. Instead of replacing recommended part I had entirely replaced. A Minor few cosmetic things..which are in the pictures. |
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