How much is a Mercury Grand Marquis worth?
How much is a Mercury Grand Marquis worth?
| Make | Avg Price | Last 30 Days |
|---|---|---|
| Mercury Grand Marquis | $6,780 | +1.51% |
| 1998 Mercury Grand Marquis | $5,741 | +0.59% |
| 1999 Mercury Grand Marquis | $4,709 | +1.99% |
| 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis | $4,965 | +1.91% |
How much horsepower does a 2000 Grand Marquis have?
200 to 215 hp
2000 Mercury Grand Marquis/Horsepower
What’s the last year Grand Marquis?
2011
The 2011 model year was the final one for the Mercury Grand Marquis.
What is the Blue Book value on a 2001 Grand Marquis?
2001 Mercury Grand Marquis Value – $424-$2,423 | Edmunds.
What motor is in a 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis?
4.6 L V8
2000 Mercury Grand Marquis/Engine
How heavy is a 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis?
3,958 to 3,973 lbs
2000 Mercury Grand Marquis/Curb weight
Is the 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis a young or young at heart?
Our 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis trim comparison will help you decide. You won’t find many Mercury Grand Marquises in the parking lot at your local high school or college–except in the teachers’ section. This isn’t a vehicle for the young or young at heart as much as it is for those who start conversations with, “When I was a kid . . . “
What kind of engine does a Ford Grand Marquis have?
But, again, we digress. The Grand Marquis LS we tested had Ford’s 4.6-liter, 215-horsepower V-8 with 4-speed automatic. The 4.6 usually develops 200 h.p., but when you add the optional handling package with dual exhausts, you gain 15 h.p. The 4.6 has ample power to get off the line, into the passing lane and down the merger ramp.
Do Grand Marquis get good gas mileage?
If you want decent mileage in a full-size Grand Marquis, cruise the interstate. But, as we said, fuel economy isn’t a primary concern of the mature motorist who equates size with safety. But the mature motorist might gripe about his or her ability to pull quickly into any parking-lot stall in a not-too-petite Grand Marquis.
Who is the Grand Marquis for?
Grand Marquis is for those who reach a stage, as well as an age, in their lives when neither styling nor fuel economy nor zero-to-60-m.p.h. times head the list of wants. Rather, the Grand Marquis buyer wants size–and equates–every pound wrapped around him or her as a way to ward off injury in a collision.
