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'08 Mercury Mountaineer

2008-06-20T14:27:00.001-07:00

With a few great additions like the voice command support for its entertainment system, the 2008 Mercury Mountaineer looks set to conquer the market for midsize SUVs. The manufacturers appear to have concentrated on the accessory parameters like luxury and comfort in the 2008 model year to release what is certainly a mammoth in a midsize shell.

The 2008 Mountaineer does not need any upgrades so far as the powertrain is concerned. The V8 engine has a capacity of 4.6 liters and delivers a high horsepower of 292hp, while the V6 has a lower capacity of 4.0 liters and a horsepower output of 210hp. The former comes with a six-speed and the latter with a five-speed transmission, both being automatic.

The 2008 Mercury Mountaineer continues to make use of the AdvanceTrac system in its anti-skid mechanism. The voice command system is integrated not only into the entertainment system, but also the communications system as well.

'07 Mercury Mountaineer

2008-06-20T14:00:00.000-07:00

The 2007 Mercury Mountaineer gets a few significant upgrades from the 2006 model. The new Mountaineer from Mercury is all set to be the worthy successor of the immensely successful legacy of the Mountaineer range of midsize sport-utility vehicles.

The excellent powertrain remains the same as the 2006 Mountaineer. The two engines offered are still the V6 and the V8, the former exhibiting moderation and the latter boasting power. Both the engines are available with automatic transmissions – the former having one with five speed options and the latter having six.

A heated windshield is a new optional feature offered in the 2007 Mercury Mountaineer. Stability features include the AdvanceTrac anti-rollover mechanism from Ford Motors. This system is able to detect and prevent potential topples that the vehicle might experience. Rear obstacle detection and multiple airbags ensure that safety is extended to individuals inside as well as those on the outside.

'06 Mercury Mountaineer

2008-06-20T13:16:00.000-07:00

The 2006 Mercury Mountaineer gets an upgrade in the powertrain ensemble for better horsepower in the V8 engine, making this midsized SUV quite a powerhouse. With elegant styling and good stability, the 2006 make of the Mountaineer continues to be a top choice for consumers.

The V8 engine of the 2006 Mountaineer gets a significant horsepower upgrade over the earlier model years. Alongside the more modest 210 horsepower offered by the V6, the V8 is capable of thundering up a massive horsepower of 292hp and a new six-speed automatic transmission. Low-range shifting is available in the all-wheel-drive makes.

The 2006 Mercury Mountaineer is as stable as it is safe. Apart from the AdvanceTrac anti-rollover and anti-skid mechanism, the vehicle has multiple airbags and an ABS. Other noteworthy features of the 2006 model are the rear-end obstacle detection system, pedals that are power adjustable, and also an optional navigation system.

'05 Mercury Mountaineer

2008-06-20T12:04:00.000-07:00

With at least three separate makes in terms of style and configuration, not to mention different balances of comfort, luxury and performance, the 2005 Mercury Mountaineer is a stunning reinterpretation of the Explorer originally manufactured by the Ford Motor Company. The three main trim levels available for the 2005 Mountaineer are Premier, Convenience and Luxury.

Undoubtedly the best engine that the 2005 Mercury Mountaineer offers is the V8, even though an optional V6 engine is available. The V8 engine has a capacity of 4.6 liters and is capable of commendable 239 horsepower and 282lb-ft of torque – quite commendable for a midsized SUV.

One of the aspects that have brought the 2005 Mountaineer much praise and acclaim is its excellent stability. The anti-skid mechanism is now complemented by a Roll Stability Control System. This ensemble, dubbed the “AdvanceTrac” antiskid mechanism, minimizes the chance for the vehicle to topple. Add to this an ABS and multiple airbags, and you have one of the safest SUVs in the market.

2008 Mercury Mountaineer

2008-05-19T09:00:00.000-07:00

The 2008 Mercury Mountaineer is a smooth-riding, comfortable SUV that offers a great deal to the average family. Both consumers and reviewers agree that the Mountaineer is a spacious and powerful SUV.

The '08 model includes the same great features as the '07 model as well as having all new options. It now can be equipped with a voice-activated Sync communication system. Car reviewers have rated this automobile excellent to very good on almost all points.

The 2008 Mercury Mountaineer comes in different package levels to suit different drivers. There is a basic model which still provides great performance and reliability. The upgraded version includes several more features to hell improvie comfort and performance.

2007 Mercury Mountaineer

2008-05-19T08:48:00.000-07:00

So you might be asking yourself how the 2007 Mercury Mountaineer performed in reviews. The answer is pretty well. The Mountainer closely resembles the Ford Explorer in body style and size.

In the model year 2007, Mercury decided to get discontinue the Luxury version of this vehicle. It was still available in the V6 and V8 models. There was a five speed automatic transmission in the V6 and a 6 speed automatic transmission in the V8. You also had the option of a heated windshield in the 2007 model.

Some great options for the 2007 Mercury Mountaineer include a DVD entertainment system, a navigation system, rear obstacle detection and second row bucket seats. If you are a family in the market for a reliable SUV, this is a great choice. It offers to fill the basic needs of all drivers with a few perks that are perfect for families.

2006 Mercury Mountaineer

2008-05-19T08:39:00.000-07:00

The 2006 version of the Mercury Mountaineer saw the addition of V8 power. This makes the 2006 Mercury Mountaineer a powerful SUV that offers comfort and style to its ride. This year’s model comes in a choice of either a V6 or a V8. The V6 has a five speed automatic transmission, and the V8 has a six speed automatic transmission.

This rugged SUV comes with an anti-skid system and rollover sensors. If you are looking for a nice riding, powerful SUV, you can’t go wrong with the Mercury Mountaineer. The 2006 Mercury Mountaineer is a great automobile that will satisfy all your SUV needs.

You can have the option of a rear entertainment system that features a DVD player. This is a great option for those with children. Imagine long car rides with your children happily entertained by watching a DVD.

2005 Mercury Mountaineer

2008-05-19T08:27:00.000-07:00

The 2005 Mercury Mountaineer is a solid SUV that has a lot of the same features as the Ford Explorer. It is a rugged truck that is perfect for seating a full size family. It rides nicely and can handle the roads well.

There are two trim levels on this automobile: the base model and the Premier. You can add options like a rear seat entertainment system and a navigation system. Both models are full of standard equipment as well as optional upgrades. Buyers have the option of captain’s chairs in the front seat and the second row.

Car reviews have typically treated the 2005 Mercury Mountaineer favorably. That is because it has a nice ride and handles very well. It is particularly favored because of its roominess. It is perfect for carrying a large group of people.