Overview & Reviews

The 2010 Mercury Grand Marquis is unchanged.

• Barcalounger seats, spacious interior with six-passenger capacity, big trunk, optional cassette player.

• Barcalounger seats, ancient design, nautical handling, anemic V8, poor fuel economy, being mistaken for a livery driver.

User Reviews:

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  Cops and cab companies love this car for good reas - 2010 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By Bill Porter - October 1 - 3:24 am

  Comfortable, reliable, has a huge trunk.Its kind of "old school" by todays standards. Dont look for the latest in high tech gizmos. Back seat leg room seems a bit tight for a car this size. Mines got nearly 100k miles and still looks and feels like a new 2010.

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  Good Car - 2010 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By East South - May 26 - 10:00 am

  I think Ford is making a mistake discontinuing this car. I love the room and power. The Mileage could be little better but good for big car. I noticed it does catch alot of side wind and the windshield holds the hard rain so visibility is poor during that. My Nissan Pathfinder did much better with the wind and rain. I still like the Merc Grand better overall. Im just turning 50yrs but enjoy driving this car. The comfort is great. I hesitated at first during purchase because design is so retro but it has grown on me now and I really like it. You can see around during driving very good and changes lanes very stable with no sway at all. Bring it back Ford, be smart.

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  Best bargain out there. - 2010 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By al - April 24 - 12:00 am

  The 19 mpg is a city rating. On the highway at 80 mph I get 25-28 mpg. Some friends make 30 mpg or better. It has sufficient power to smoke the tires from a start and more than enough acceleration all the way past 100 mph. When I bought the car I was planning to put in a tuner kit to add 100 HP, but decided I did not want more horsepower as it had enough for anything but the drag strip. It has room inside. The steering is effortless, the brakes are good. I feel safe if and when a foreign car were to destroy itself against my big Mercury and the insurance claims prove it. It is a great car for a little price tag. Yes, buy a used one, they are reliable.

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  tired of buzz boxes - 2010 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By Dave - January 9 - 3:05 am

  I bought this after my Audi blew up. This car used was about the same price as to repair German engineering. I drive it on a whim and twenty minutes later fell in love with it. Faster more comfortable, definably a better experience. I wont even miss all the red led lighting on The Audi or the crazy maintenance costs. Car may look like a land yacht but its really a Ford muscle car in disguise! Get em while ya can kids.

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  What you see is what you get - 2010 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By joe_168 - October 24 - 5:47 am

  Lots of bang for your buck with this one. Even though its a throwback to the 70s (same platform since late 70s) and the sheet metal is virtually the same for the last 15-20 years; the simplicity of owing this vehicle, the reliability and comfort that comes with it cant be matched. If youre looking for a car that rides good, is big and comfortable, this is your car.

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  Great Value - 2010 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By dave - May 30 - 10:10 am

  This car hasnt changed in years and thats why it is good. Theyve got all the problems worked out. You can usually pick up a new for 25K at the end of the year. You can pick up a 3 year old used one for $10k that will go another 100K miles. Highway mileage is 27. And those are non-tiring miles. Its extremely safe. You can tow. I built a roof rack and can haul lumber like a pickup. A used one would make a great family car for someone with not much to spend. The only drawbacks would be comments from your friends. But you can laugh all the way to the bank.

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  4 in a row! - 2010 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By ret2 - September 12 - 5:07 am

  I am about to buy my 4th Grand Marquis. First was a 1997. Need room for 4 adults, and trunk big enough for wheel chair, also wanted an V8 with posi-traction to pull my boat out every once in a while. It was trouble free all I ever did was change the oil. Sold it and the last I heard it has 240K miles on in and is still going. Bought a 2000. Same thing. Trouble free!Bought a 2005 have 90K on it and drove high speed highway driving. 24MPG and except for a broken cable in the drivers window it has been trouble free. All these cars are workhorses. The Best American made car as far as I am concerned. Also the best car for the money. Very sorry they have discontinued this winner!

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  Good Old AMERICAN Car - 2010 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By coyled58 - August 17 - 3:03 pm

  I bought a new 2011 Hyundai Sonata on an impulse. I regretted after a very short time and started looking for something bigger with a more comfortable ride at a reasonable price. I found it in a used 2010 Grand Marquis. Yes, its a dated car with virtually no "technology" (except the AM/FM radio with CD) but the car is an absolute pleasure to drive. 27 MPG highway last trip. Seats are very comfortable. Im 63" and my legs do not come close to the dash and there is a lot of headroom (even while wearing a hat). The car will not do "wheelies" but at my age, who cares? The point for me is total comfort and peace of mind: Grand Marquis has both. If you can find one, buy it!

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  Real Good Car - 2010 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By 1968joseph - August 4 - 9:53 am

  This car is great for people who are not trying to outdo the Hendersons If you really want to put 5 people in a car, this is the only one that will do it. The Town Car is not made after this year from what I hear. I had a Chrysler 300 that was good, but my three kids -2,5 & 16 did not fit and the seats were hard as a rock. I dont need a race car or something that hangs in the curves like James Bond. I just like having a great car that is comfortable, dependable and quiet! Nothing else is made like it. As far as the design being outdated, the reason it is still around is that it works. I have had the 91 Lincoln, 95 Crown Vic and this one. They have been great. 4.6 is solid. Beats an SUV

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  Edmunds is wrong - 2010 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By Martin/GA - March 23 - 8:10 am

  I see Edmunds has graciously given the GM a 6.5 where the owners have a 9.1. I will agree with the owners. Yes this car is outdated which caused me to keep looking. I kept coming back. It now has features no other car has, bench seats. All the newer cars have copied the Euros and the Japanese with bucket seats and hamster motors. These killed my back and I am not a senior citizen. My back does not hurt anymore and I actually look forward to going to work ( gliding to work). Flew to Las Vegas and road tripped it home at 27 MPG. I am getting 20.3 driving to work. My 08 Sentra only got 30. Edmunds, you keep your Acuras & Hondas with the narrow seats. My American bottom will be in an American car.