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For 2008, Mountaineer also addresses consumers’ tech-savvy wishes with the addition of Mercury Sync™ – an industry-exclusive, voice-activated and hands-free in-car communications and entertainment system (late availability). Developed in collaboration with Microsoft, the system fully integrates mobile phones and media players into the vehicle using Bluetooth technology and USB connectivity. Mountaineer’s navigation system is improved for 2008 as well, now offering voice-activation capability for greater ease of operation. Another industry-first feature that debuts later in the model year on Mountaineer is Ford Motor Company’s exclusive capless fuel filling system. Seven new package options are offered on Mountaineer in 2008, ranging from a selection of Third-Row Seat Packages to the unique look of the Mountaineer Chrome Package. Never Lose Your Gas Cap AgainThe 2008 Mercury Mountaineer comes to market with a capless fuel filling system (late availability). This technology not only eliminates the inconvenience of forgetting to put the gas cap back on after fueling, but it also saves time during refueling by doing away with unscrewing and replacing a fuel filler cap. Sophisticated DesignThe exterior design of the Mountaineer reflects the design sensibility for the Mercury family of vehicles. The refined front fascia flows around the body to touches like the distinctive shape of the side mirrors and continues rearward to cues that subtly reflect and integrate design elements from the front end on the rear bumper fascia. Primary design points on the Mountaineer capture its refined yet rugged sensibility:
For the interior, Mountaineer engages a sense of sophistication and subtle luxury while still providing generous passenger and cargo space. Mountaineer boasts nearly 85 cubic feet of cargo space and versatile seating options for up to seven passengers. PerformancePremier models are available with a three-valve 4.6-liter V-8 engine mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission. This advanced V-8 features variable cam timing and creates a robust 292 horsepower and 300 pound-feet of torque. Using technology more commonly found in luxury sport sedans, Mountaineer’s 6-speed transmission provides smooth, seamless performance that makes the most of the V-8’s power band while improving fuel efficiency. Advanced SafetyFor 2008, Mountaineer can still claim the most standard safety features in its class, including an array of more than 10 advanced safety features.
Major Features and OptionsMountaineer: 4.0-liter V-6 with a 5-speed automatic; Capless fuel filling system (late availability); 17-inch aluminum wheels with P245/65R17 all-season tires; Power door locks; Message center with four-line display; Auto-dimming rear-view mirrors; Dual power heated outside mirrors with security and approach lamps; Remote keyless entry; Fog lamps; Headlamps with auto lamp; Premium AM/FM stereo with single CD player and MP3 capability; Auxiliary audio input jack; First-row cloth seats with six-way power driver seat with manual lumbar support; Color-keyed and leather-wrapped steering wheel with speed and redundant audio and climate controls; AdvanceTrac® with RSC®; Intelligent Safety System™; Safety Canopy™ side curtain air bags for the first- and second-row passengers plus rollover protection sensors. Mountaineer Premier adds: Satin aluminum round exhaust tip; Satin aluminum roof side rails; 18-inch satin aluminum chrome clad wheels with P235/65R18 all-season tires; Color-keyed running boards; First-row heated leather-trimmed sport bucket seats with Preferred Suede inserts; Six-way power passenger seat; Second-row reclining seatbacks and access to the standard third-row seat. 4 comments: Mercury Mountaineer Good looking SUV, it looks tough and agile, but IMO I’ll spent my money to Mitsubishi Pajero/Montero because it’s already earn a lot of awards and it has a reputation.
Except for the grill the Milan looks like a copy of Nissan’s design language despite the attempt to make curve headlights. The stretched turn signals say Honda maybe. I like the front end of fusion more.
JUDIE (6686) - Posted on 02.17.2008 IS THERE A BUTTON YOU PUSH TO AUTOMATICALLY OPEN THE DOORS INSTEAD OF A DOOR HANDLE. ON THE 2008 MERCURY MOUNTAINEEER? IS THIS AN OPTION ONE CAN ADD OR WHAT
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