2002 Mercury Grand Marquis

LS Sedan

4.6L 281Cu. In. V8 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

2MEFM75W12X630990

Clear

Gasoline

The buyer is responsible for vehicle pickup or choosing shipping options! Shipping options are available as is in-person pick-up. This car was created and marketed as a quasi-luxury vehicle. It drives smoothly, comfortably, and steadily. When you switch between this car and another, you immediately recognize the quality and luxury of the Grand Marquis. It has been a joy to own, and it will make its new owner happy and proud. I traded down in size to increase my fuel efficiency and because the driveway of my new home is just too small for this car. If my circumstances were a little different, I would keep this car for another ten years or so. Details: • 2002 Mercury Grand Marquis LS • 145K Miles • Maintained inside and out • 4.6 Liter, V-8 • Automatic transmission • Rear-wheel drive • Air conditioning (working) • Cassette player, AM/FM radio • Electronic automatic temperature control (thermostat cabin heater) • Seats: Bench, automatic, cloth • Remote car starter • Cruise control • Keyfob • The car has two new all-season tires (on the front), four older all-season tires, and four older snow/winter tires (two on the rear). • MPG 19 city/27 freeway • Amazingly and excessively large trunk • Overall the condition is somewhere between good and very good. There is some light body wear (e.g. the front bumper is dented) and tiny spots of rust. • Additional features and details available upon request. Recent Repairs: • Upper and lower ball joints on both sides (09/2014) • Sway bar (03/2016) • Tie rods (03/2016) • Electronic Control Module (09/2015) • New battery (09/2015) • Rear Brakes (02/2016) • Electronic Automatic Temperature Control Unit (i.e. the cabin heating system) (??/2012) • Regular Oil Changes Notes: • Needs front-end alignment • The motor is sometimes chuggy or hesitant. Per Midas auto repair facility, this is due to an Exhaust Gas Reburn/Recirculation (EGR) valve. The car runs fine otherwise. However, if the new owner wants to make this modest repair, the part is estimated to be about $45 (Autozone link available upon request). • The air bag light is on. I was assured by Pfeiffer Lincoln that this is a false reading. It came on after the car's Electronic Control Module was replaced last September. • The radio clock no longer works. Again, this happened after the car's Electronic Control Module was replaced last September. • The in-mirror electronic compass flickers. • Some of the paneling under the steering column came off. The panel is in the trunk. I never bothered to reattach it because it's not visible.