Overview & Reviews
For 2004, the Grand Marquis is available with laminated side glass to reduce wind and road noise, as well as provide greater protection in the event of an accident. A CD player is now standard on all models. Side airbags, a moonroof and heated front seats are now optional.
- Plenty of interior room, comfortable ride, good crash test scores.
- Large size makes it difficult to park and maneuver, some low-grade interior materials.
User Reviews:
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Great gas mileage - 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis
By mcoll1 - July 24 - 11:09 amJust finished a trip getting as much as 29.9 mpg on a tank of gas. Another tank full got 29.7 mpg. Overall, driving 2600 miles I averaged 27.5 mpg. The vehicle has been very reliable.
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AN OUTSTANDING CAR - 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis
By RT CROWLEY - May 28 - 10:00 amNEEDS LARGER GAS TANK
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Disappointed - 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis
By NoMoMercs - April 21 - 2:00 amMy Mercurys digital dash has not worked properly since day one and I have owned it for about 6 mos. now. Dealer cant seem to find the problem. Engine has used oil since day one, and according to Ford 1 quart within 1,000 miles is within acceptable useage range. Not in my book when I paid over $30,000.00 for it!
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Its not great, but its good - 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis
By Crystal28 - March 8 - 2:00 amThe grand marquis is a very safe car and plenty of power to get you where you want. However, it is big and hard to park and weve had lots of trouble with the windows breaking.
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poor mans towncar - 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis
By c. russo - March 8 - 2:00 amThe car looks good, handles and rides just like a Lincoln Town Car minus all the toys and if you could live without the sofisticated extras and toys this is the car to purchase. The Grand Marquis Convience model is the car you want to own. Ive had the car almost three months and put 3500 combined city and highway miles averaging 20 to 21 M.P.G.
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A well rounded large car - 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis
By Loh - February 1 - 2:00 amOwned a "97" LS. The 2003 is far superior in all areas, especially steering and ride. Fuel mileage on local driving is 20 to 21. Open highway is 28-29 with A/C on. Not bad for a car this size and weight. Self leveling is a plus.
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Greatest Largest Best Car - 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis
By Albert Jindra - January 21 - 10:00 amA very large, but great handling car which suits my needs to hold clients in confort. I am a Real Estate Broker, and looks make the difference. This Car matches any car on the road for looks and ride, with a price which is extremely low. I look forward to having this car many years.
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Buy American - 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis
By Ford Person - January 14 - 5:40 amThis car is the 5th trouble free Ford product that I have bought. I paid $10,000 less than what a relative paid for a Toyata Camry. Never has been back to the dealer for repairs and the workmanship is great. On long runs with the cruise set and at 75 mph I have gotten 30 mph. The best thing I have to say is but American.
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Great Marquis - 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis
By John Lunn - November 27 - 3:48 pmThis is my third Grand Marquis in a row, and Im trying to get another before the 2011 model, the last. Im truly sorry this model has been discontinued.
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New owner - 2004 Mercury Grand Marquis
By NewMarquisowner - September 8 - 10:00 amJust picked it up a couple of days ago, Took a bit to get used to the light touch steering. Enjoying the room and the ride. Cant wait to take it on a long trip...very comfortable, still a good looking car! Suprised at the lack of extras in the interior, really sparse..my 2 year old Sable had many more interior features and was better appointed inside. Looks like there was a big giveup by buying the convenience model vs. the limited. lousy cup holders and nothing automatic in front..all manual..oh well! its still a very good value and I dont mind since I saved about 5 grand over a Japanese model......I will enjoy the room and the ride..
