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April 3, 2008 http://www.thecarconnection.com/fullreview/mercury_grand-marquis_2007

  Eric Peters
EditorEric Peters

 

 

Mercury's largest sedan continues to provide traditional American-car values, with rear-wheel drive, a standard V-8 engine and a spacious six-passenger interior with a roomy 20.6 cubic foot  trunk. Changes for '07 include a simplified trim lineup, base GS and up-level LS, with a new Palm Beach Edition available for the LS. The standard 224-horsepower, 4.6-liter V-8 engine may also be ordered with E85/flex-fuel capability in some markets. A four-speed automatic is standard. As previously, the power of the standard engine can be goosed a bit if you order the optional Handling Package (LS models only) which adds dual exhausts and boost the engine's output to 239 horsepower. The Marquis is quiet and comfortable, with a smooth ride and relaxed handling. Four-wheel disc anti-lock brakes are standard, with traction control, front-side airbags, and a rear air suspension optional. Three new two-tone paint schemes are available for '07 and the base GS now has standard keyless entry. LS models with thePalm Beach package get standard side-impact airbags and interior luxury upgrades, including cashmere-colored leather seating surfaces. 

 

    Mercury's largest sedan continues to provide traditional American-car values, with rear-wheel drive, a standard V-8 engine and a spacious six-passenger interior with a roomy 20.6 cubic foot  trunk. Changes for '07 include a simplified trim lineup, base GS and up-level LS, with a new Palm Beach Edition available for the LS. The standard 224-horsepower, 4.6-liter V-8 engine may also be ordered with E85/flex-fuel capability in some markets. A four-speed automatic is standard. As previously, the power of the standard engine can be goosed a bit if you order the optional Handling Package (LS models only) which adds dual exhausts and boost the engine's output to 239 horsepower. The Marquis is quiet and comfortable, with a smooth ride and relaxed handling. Four-wheel disc anti-lock brakes are standard, with traction control, front-side airbags, and a rear air suspension optional. Three new two-tone paint schemes are available for '07 and the base GS now has standard keyless entry. LS models with thePalm Beach package get standard side-impact airbags and interior luxury upgrades, including cashmere-colored leather seating surfaces.    Mercury's largest sedan continues to provide traditional American-car values, with rear-wheel drive, a standard V-8 engine and a spacious six-passenger interior with a roomy 20.6 cubic foot trunk. Changes for '07 include a simplified trim lineup, base GS and up-level LS, with a new Palm ...