Mercury Villager

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The Mercury Villager is a mid-size minivan produced in the 1990s and early 2000s as a joint venture between Ford’s Mercury division and Nissan, sharing its platform with the Nissan Quest.

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Mercury Villager canonical 1
Mercury Voyager (Canada) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf automobile model
minivan
assembly Avon Lake, Ohio, United States
linked to: Avon Lake
badge Mercury brand badging
bodyStyle 5-door minivan
class mid-size minivan
coDevelopedWith Nissan
countryOfOrigin United States
discontinuationReason replaced by Mercury Monterey and changing minivan market
discontinued yes
doorConfiguration rear liftgate
two front doors
two sliding rear side doors
driveType front-wheel drive
engineType V6 engine
fuelType gasoline
generation first generation (1993–1998)
second generation (1999–2002)
introducedAt 1992 North American International Auto Show
layout front-engine, front-wheel-drive layout
manufacturer Ford Motor Company
Mercury
market North America
marketPosition upscale counterpart to Nissan Quest
modelYears 1993–2002
notableFeature front-wheel-drive minivan configuration
removable rear seats
sliding rear doors
platform Nissan Quest platform
predecessor Mercury Voyager (Canada)
linked to: Mercury Villager
productionEndYear 2002
productionStartYear 1992
relatedTo Nissan
Nissan Quest
seatingCapacity 7 passengers
segment family vehicle
sharesPlatformWith Nissan Quest
soldBy Mercury dealerships
successor Mercury Monterey
targetMarket families
transmission 4-speed automatic transmission
trimLevel Estate
LS
base
wheelbase 112.2 in (first generation, approx.)
112.2 in (second generation, approx.)

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Mercury (automobile brand) notableModel Mercury Villager
Mercury Villager predecessor Mercury Voyager (Canada)
linked to: Mercury Villager