Sharp looks, compact size and good road manners are the qualities that characterize the Mercury Villager. It is a small and stylish minivan designed to compete in the traditional minivan market. The Mercury Villager is the product of a joint venture between the Ford Motor Company and the Nissan Motor Company. As a result, the vehicle is made to employ a Nissan engine.

The Mercury Villager has three distinctive styles – the base Mercury Villager, the Mercury Villager Sport and the Mercury Villager Estate. Each of these variants offer a personality far different than the other. The Mercury Villager Sport has an athletic look that befits people with the dynamic kind of life. The Mercury Villager Estate, in turn, is upscale and is tailor-made for those who live more or less luxurious lives.

The mechanism that powers the Mercury Villager is a 3.3 liter V6 which produces 170 horsepower and 200 foot-pounds of torque. Fuel economy has earned commendations for being good. A 4-speed overdrive automatic transmission powers the front wheels of the vehicle. Those who have experienced handling the Mercury Villager attest to the fact that these features make the vehicle easy to drive.

The enlarged interior of the Mercury Villager is a collection of refinements that manifest clever attention to detail. It is even home to surprises that are sure to delight each and every person who boards it. A sliding door on the driver's side of the vehicle is the subject of popular demand from customers. Elastic handbags, console cubbies, nooks and crannies provide the vehicle stowage space that is excellent.

What is wondrous about the Mercury Villager is the fact that because of its versatility, it is bound to suit the tastes of different kinds of people. With this in mind, it can be said without doubt that the Mercury Villager is a vehicle for everyone.