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The dependability and excellence that come with a Mercury Villager argue for always buying replacement and aftermarket components of the same level of value; such parts don't have to cost a fortune. Come to www.PartsGeek.com every time you desire great aftermarket or performance auto and truck parts and you'll get fantastic service and an honest price with every order. The Villager has a reputation as an excellent vehicle but even the most reliable vehicles have to have routine maintenance or repair.

Mercury engineers well-regarded cars, particularly the Villager, and they are frequently observed on the American road. In the event that your Mercury needs repair, the right solution is getting a top-quality OEM or replacement auto part to keep your car in top condition. Quality OEM parts are what repair techs need to keep your Mercury in top condition whatever the roads. Often the most difficult job about repairing that car is the search for a top-rated source for reliable parts. When it turns out you're going to need Mercury Villager parts, the smart strategy is to locate the best-reviewed aftermarket and OEM parts on the market - and if you get parts from Parts Geek you will find affordable prices anywhere, along with unbeatable order fulfillment.


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Mercury Villager

For families on the go, one of the answers to their transportation needs was the Mercury Villager. Ford Motor Company and Nissan joined forces in 1987 to bring this minivan to the car-buying public. It was noted for its smooth all-coil suspension, which gave it a ride not unlike what one would experience in a luxury car. The name "Villager" was coined by Ford as the name of its 1958 station wagon, the Edsel Villager. In the early to mid-1960s, the name was also used on cars in the Mercury series, including the Comet station wagon, and the woodgrained feline-named series, which included the Mercury Cougar and Mercury Lynx.

The first generation of the three-door Mercury Villager made its debut with the car-buying public in 1992, as a 1993 model, and was produced from 1992 until 1998. You could buy a first-generation Villager with one of three levels of trim, which included the GS, LS, and the most luxurious trim being the Nautica Special Edition. The Nautica trim level was named after the Nautica clothing company. The minivans featured snappy blue and white paint and were set off with yellow pinstripes. The leather upholstery came in blue, white or grey, and the second row continued in the sporting theme with captain's chairs for seats. It was finished off, with a nod to the Mercury Sable, with a grille that was illuminated.

You could seat six passengers plus the driver for seven total in the Villager. This particular minivan was unique in that one could remove the second bench seat and then slide the third bench seat up, which helped to give a more roomy rear cargo area, a handy feature for families. Depending on which model was selected in the upper range of these popular vehicles, you could get a vehicle that came equipped with either a Dolby Premium Sound system, or a Dolby Super Sound system that worked in conjunction with the CD player. Drivers felt safe in these vehicles due to the anti-lock brakes, driver air bags, and impact-resistant front and rear bumpers. When riding in the front seats, you would experience automatic seatbelts that locked into position from ceiling tracks when you started the engine. All of the first-generation Mercury Villagers came equipped with a VG30E-type three-liter, one hundred fifty-one horsepower V6 engine.

Starting in 1998, the Mercury Villager was updated to the second generation, which was available until 2002. The top of the line Mercury Estate trim level came with a LCD screen that was connected to a VCR in the rear seat, and was the first of the Mercury line of vehicles to offer this type of entertainment system as a luxury option. This four-door minivan was also available in Base and Sport trim levels.

No matter if you have a first or second-generation Mercury Villager, you will likely need Mercury Villager OEM parts or used Mercury Villager parts. Happily, there is a substantial Mercury Villager Parts catalog available at PartsGeek.com that will keep you vehicle running smoothly.



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Reviewer: agonzo

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part arrived quickly and it was the correct itme

1999 Mercury Villager Ignition Lock and Cylinder Switch

Very Satisfied
Reviewer: jamesmurillo

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Top notch. I am totally satisfied with the purchase and my car now runs great. Thank you!!!!

2002 Mercury Villager Air Temperature Sensor

Very Satisfied
Reviewer: partguy

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Fit exactly. Easy to put on.

2002 Mercury Villager Strut Mounting Kit

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Reviewer: ABC Trucks

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The part was the same part we would have got from the local parts store, but it was $75 less than they were going to charge us!!

2001 Mercury Villager Ignition Distributor

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Reviewer: F. Ornelas

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Great price, super fast delivery. I have bought different parts from Parts Geek, and every time I've been very satisfied. Now, whenever I need a part for my cars, they are the first ones I check.

1999 Mercury Villager Axle Assembly

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Reviewer: tiakedo6

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The right part at the best price.

2000 Mercury Villager Ignition Distributor