1995 mercury villager commercial

[WithUniquity]

How about if you still need more room you can remove the seat alltogether dumbass!

[SvenssonLeone]

Nice car!

[KillanatorVids]

Is it just me, or is every single Mercury a rebadged model from another brand?

[ktpellas]

@KillanatorVids this one is a rebadged Nissan Quest, the other cars are the upscale versions of Fords

[YiJustin558]

this guys sounds like the lexus commercial narrator

[BOOBOO3976]

ah. Im driving a green one now. Was my parents but now its mine. Aka the green weenie my van has tons of issues but is still scooting along.

[LoganZone101]

@BOOBOO3976 My dad's villager has the same story your's has.

[BOOBOO3976]

@LoganZone101 Yeah they're good cars.. Still running.

[MovingCNTower]

wouldn't it make more sense just to be able to take the rear seat out?

[Annihilator1111]

the 1993-1998 Mercury Villager was assembled in

Avon Lake, Ohio

[Toni7859]

My aunt bought one of these brand new in 1995. I drove it several times. I remember it handling very well and was really car-like. Also had a good ride, but it had alot of issues with lights, radio, rear a/c controls, and eventually a recall on the engine due to potential knocking. She traded it in 2001 on a new Altima. Still has it.

[talldude123]

I never knew the seats moved forward and out like that, good idea, better than those "stow-and-go" seats!

[MattTheSaiyan]

I actually like the look of this automobile.

[Maserati7200]

ahem, they mean nissan quest...

[mikecomputerkid]

@Maserati7200 not true

[Toni7859]

@Maserati7200 - this was the Mercury version... it was a joint venture between Ford and Nissan back then. It had a Nissan engine.