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The 2013 Mercury Mountaineer , if you're looking for a dependable and reliable SUV. With available V-6 and V-8 engines , each of these models, no matter which one you choose, delivers toughness and ruggedness you can count on. Its features also prepare to shield you from the worst. On the inside, you'll enjoy up to 7-passenger seating with the benefit of a standard 3rd-row seat. It comes standard with a V-6 SOHC engine, but for those who demand extra power and enhanced towing capabilities, the Mountaineer offers an available aluminum-block 4.6-liter SOHC V-8 .With advanced engine management components, this multiport fuel injection engine offers Mercury's 239 horsepower that generates 282 pounds per foot of torque. It presents a bold, expressive design. Its innovative chassis and suspension offer a smooth ride.
Completely re-engineered for 2013, the 2013 Mercury Mountaineer boasts a new frame, a new independent rear suspension, a new front suspension, new steering, new seating formats, and a raft of new standard and optional features. The Premier Package now includes a power moonroof and Safety Canopy airbags. It combines convenience and versatility with luxurious accommodations. It's comfortable on long trips. Its features and ergonomics make living with it a very pleasant experience. Available 2nd-row bucket seats and the midyear offering of an antiskid system highlight 2013 changes to the Mountaineer. The 3rd row can be deleted for credit, and 2nd-row bucket seats are now optional on Luxury and Premier. All offer a V6 or V8 engine and rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive without low-range gearing. A 5-speed automatic transmission and antilock 4-wheel disc brakes are standard.

Power-adjustable pedals are standard on Luxury and Premier, optional on Convenience. A rear-obstacle-warning system is standard on Premier and optional on other Mountaineers. A rear DVD entertainment system is optional on Luxury and Premier. At midyear, a tire-pressure monitor became standard, and Ford's AdvanceTrac antiskid system joined the options list. The 2013 Mercury Mountaineer performance and accommodations mirror those of like-equipped Explorers. Our Recommended choices feature more-traditional SUVs: Ford Explorer, GMC Envoy, and Toyota 4Runner. All offer optional V8 engines and low-range gearing for off-road driving. The sportiest SUV in the class, it offers lots of room for passengers and cargo, but lacks refinement when compared to the Toyota or Honda.

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