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Edmunds user
rear differential
...rear differential was replaced under warranty. 15 miles out of service dept rear fell out -almost got killed after swerving into oncomming traffic. lets see if...
Edmunds user
Love our new Mariner!
...We feel we got a very nice vehicle with lots of options in a nice package that we'll still have a very reasonable car payment and actually be able to put some...
Edmunds user
What a ride
...We are sold on Ford products for life. Thank you Bob Howard Ford of Okc! I will never stray to GM or Chrysler again...
Edmunds user
...crazy 'bout my Mercury
...There is also plenty of back seat leg and head room. Great lighting from headlights and fog/driving lights. The ride is smooth and responsive...
Edmunds user
Happy Mariner Owner
...If you have a Mariner, Escape or Tribute, do yourself a favor and dump the stock Continitental Tires as soon as you can!...
Edmunds user
Middle of the Road
...Wish I had opted for the V6 but thought the mileage would be poor. Ok car for now but I do not know if I would purchase another one...
Edmunds user
Love It
...Handles great and picks up speed nicely. The Mariner was in the right price range for me. So far so good...
Edmunds user
Awesome vehicle
...A true "Family" vehicle. I'll buy another, but can't imagine the technology getting any better than the SYNC phone audio system. AWESOME!...
Edmunds user
Not a Mountaineer
...And, while I did get the 'flex fuel' model, there is no flex fuel to be found in my area of the country - what is the point?...
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The compact SUV category is so competitive, there are perhaps a dozen strong alternatives to the 2010 Mercury Mariner and Mariner Hybrid.
The most popular are the Toyota RAV4, which offers a seven-seat model, and the Honda CR-V, with its excellent driving dynamics and a softer, more fluid design.
The CR-V lacks a V-6, however-as does the Hyundai Tucson, which benefits from a long warranty and low price.
The GMC Terrain, new for 2010, is even squarer, butcher, and more SUV-like, with none of the Mariner's nicer design flourishes.
Another radically styled alternative is the Nissan Rogue, at the opposite end of the design spectrum from the upright Mariner.
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