Mercury Marquis Parts

Mercury announced the Marquis to replicate the Ford LTD in 1967 and continued building four production generations of full-size sedans until its final termination in 2003. As part of its range of available powertrains the Mercury Marquis used its later V8 5.0-liter engine combination to achieve adequate performance for its size while maintaining efficient fuel consumption. During this phase of the model the automatic transmission range included a three-speed automatic transmission that allowed effortless operator control combined with rear-wheel-drive elements found in the Panther Platform. Stable driving dynamics were maintained by this vehicle because it had dimensions of 123-inch wheelbase that combined with total measures of 218.5-inch length, 77.9-inch width and 55.1-inch height. The "Twin Comfort Lounge" front seating system became a passenger comfort solution that provided separate legroom flexibility for the entire journey. Mercury redesigned the Marquis model during 1983 into a smaller package that maintained full-size sedan classification. Moving forward the Marquis production takes place at the Chicago plant yet specific component assembly remains in Atlanta facilities. The Mercury Marquis included both a distinctive vinyl roof and premium interior design featuring genuine wood panel decorations. The Mercury Marquis owner experience stays free of worries since all parts come from the Mercury factory and follow the original manufacturing requirements.