Vehicle Description
When you're looking for a great modern classic, it's hard to beat
this 2003 Mercury Marauder. It's a low mileage and loaded sedan
that has a terrific shine on the intimidatingly dark paint. And of
course, it has plenty of gallop with a Mustang V8 living under the
hood.
Big black sedans are always intimidating. There has been the right
level of care and investment in this black finish so that this one
has a dark and sleek finish worthy of the Marauder name. It's
really a terrific total midnight package with the blacked-out
grille, blacked-out trim, smoked rear lights, and tinted windows.
Basically, the only thing they didn't blackout were the wheels, and
instead, you get the car's largest pieces of brightwork with an
awesome set of 18-inch polished alloys. Plus, the unique front
bumper, rear spoiler, and large dual exhaust tips all are part of a
unified style that really make this a sporty sedan.
The great thing about the Marauder is that it's a full-size premium
machine. So you get a loaded leather interior, and on an example
with such low mileage, this one remains looking quite impressive.
There's adult-sized legroom in the rear and a folding armrest. Up
front there are power-adjusting bucket seats with a center console
in-between. If this sounds like a true long-haul comfort machine,
then you'll especially like rare features, like the electronic
adjustable pedals. This has more great amenities like automatic A/C
climate control, power windows, power locks, keyless entry/alarm,
dual front airbags, side airbags, cruise control, and a premium
AM/FM/CD stereo w/cassette. Besides the luxury, these were also
upgraded driver's machines with nice extras, like the fingertip
controls on the steering wheel, power steering, crisp white-faced
gauges, and factory-installed AutoMeter Pro-Comp auxiliary
readouts.
The reason why the Marauder was able be such a powerful force is
because it was born in the era of Ford's excellent 4.6-liter
modular V8. This received the four-valve DOHC version, which
basically gave this the same fuel-injected power as the
contemporary 300+ hp Ford Mustang Mach 1. The suspension was
upgraded utilizing components from Ford's Crown Vic police program,
including four-wheel disc brakes w/ABS. So this one knows how to
handle its size. But for those times when you just want to cruise,
features like the four-speed automatic transmission w/overdrive
makes this a fine road trim machine, too.
There is a distinct rarity with this generation Marauder because
they were only offered for two years, and the sales never rose
above other classics like the LT1 Impalas. So these are the kind of
cars you collect. That's why the sale also comes with nice extras
like the owner's manual packet and even a Marauder jacket. It all
makes for an impressive package at an impressive price. Call
today!!!
