Overview & Reviews

Trim levels are simplified to GS and LS on the 2007 Mercury Grand Marquis. LS buyers can opt for the Palm Beach Edition Package, which bundles chrome wheels, cashmere leather seats, satin-finish faux aluminum interior trim, side airbags and heated side mirrors. Mercury has extended drivetrain warranty coverage to five years/60,000 miles.

• Spacious interior with room for six, comfortable ride, standard V8, good crash test scores, reasonable price.

• Dated interior design with mediocre materials, old-tech underpinnings make it less agile than competitors.

User Reviews:

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  manual passenger seat uncomfortable - 2007 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By tom - November 17 - 6:16 am

  power drivers seat is comfortable ..manual pasenger seat very uncomfortable due to front of seat being to high ..seat needs to be more level for comfort there is no adjustment for this

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  Best large car for the money - 2007 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By wpd8458 - October 8 - 9:00 am

  I have just traded my 2006 Toyota Highlander in for a 2007 Mercury Grand Marquis LS. Pound for pound, dollar for dollar, this is the best large vehicle around. Comfort and space combined with tasteful styling make this car a great buy. It is like driving on a cloud.

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  A solid, traditional, reliable car - 2007 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By Paul - December 11 - 9:53 pm

  I find the official review from Edmunds a bit irresponsible! I fail to see the logic in urging folks not to want a so- called "throwback" of a car when the Grand Marquis is a solid, reliable US/Canadian vehicle that gets the job done in comfort and safety. Competitor cars have iffy build quality are costly to repair. Does Edmunds want us to pay more for something "new" just because newness is somehow better? I disagree! I have a 2008 BMW 5 series too and the iDrive is a mess, the dopey flipper shift knob gets in the way, parts break often and its back to the $$$hop; its constantly nagging at me too! A lousy personality I pay a fortune for. Ill take the familiar, old school Ford V8 anyday.

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  Plenty of room fuel economy up to 24MPG - 2007 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By Bob Zykofsky - August 18 - 2:36 pm

  With my medical problems, this car is very easy to get in and out of and very roomy for the price.Drove 6000 miles and no service problems. this is an excellant car for highway driving. Good for city driving too. I have a loaded Palm Beach edition,and although I have always enjoyed cloth, the soft cashmere leather is acceptable to me.6045 miles.

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  Grand Marquis GS/Best Buy for the Money - 2007 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By Venuswymn - July 3 - 12:56 am

  The 2007 Mercury Grand Marquis GS is definitely the best buy for the money on the market. Its roomy, comfortable, reliable and affordable. The styling may seem outdated to folks who are trendy but hey...why change something that is already the best. Just as much room as a Cadillac DTS but much more economical to buy and to maintain. Some of the bells and whistles that the LS has are not there but those few things arent worth the extra cost...unless you dont know what else to do with your money. I love my Grand Marquis!!!

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  A real surprise - 2007 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By ripdaddy - May 15 - 12:37 pm

  I was looking for a Crown Vic to pull my small bass boat with when this 2007 GM got in the way. 6 years old, 44000 miles, body on frame to handle a trailer hitch, $9500.00? Oh, yeah. I was expecting a somewhat clumsy driving experience. Boy, was I wrong! The suspension is tight and well controlled. The steering is precise and so smooth, too. I love driving it! I dont drive with a heavy foot so my worst mpg average for a tank of gas has been 24.6 with about a 40/60 city to highway ratio. A 300 mile highway trip yielded 28.1 mpg. The car is so nice I dont want to put the hitch on it. I feel like I got a new car for 9500 bucks. There are several like it out there, too.

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  2nd Marquis - 2007 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By Boston Girl - April 9 - 6:26 pm

  I had already owned a Grand Marquis and was looking for a new car. I test drove a Chevy Impala and Ford Fusion. I bought another Marquis because the price and ride was great and I know that it wont need a lot of future repairs. I wish it was sporty looking instead of a grampa car.

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  Great cruiser - 2007 Mercury Grand Marquis
  By jsilvey - January 24 - 10:33 pm

  Love this car. 42 years old, 3 kids. Comfy as any car I have owned - and I usually buy a car ever 12 months. Very low ownership cost, reliable, dependable, handles anything I can throw at it. Same basic drivetrain and build as police cars - built to withstand abuse. Large, safe, and anyone can work on it. Body on frame is a cheap fix in case of an accident. Runs alternative fuel - E85, reduces greenhouse gasses by 25%. Great way to start driving capital towards alternative fuel infrastructure while supporting American workers. Great car for return-on-investment folks - purchase one that has taken a little depreciation and you can own it cheap and have no large long-term ownership costs.