For 2000 a three person second row seat was introduced as an option in the Villager, increasing capacity to eight, and a rear seat entertainment system was introduced as a 1,295 dollar option. In 2000 Ford and Nissan chose to end their joint venture, as both companies had commenced design work separately on their own front wheel drive minivans. The Villager was the last Mercury developed with the lightbar grille. The Villager was a front wheel drive minivan sold by Mercury.
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Source Wikipedia: Mercury VillagerLead paragraph, manufacturertier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, manufacturer
the Villager was developed in a joint venture between Ford and Nissan
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WikipediaSecond generation (1999-2002)
For 2000, a 3-person 2nd-row seat was introduced (increasing capacity to 8) as an option
Year: Second generation (1999-2002)
For 2000, a 3-person 2nd-row seat was introduced (increasing capacity to 8) as an option
Lead paragraph, manufacturer
the Villager was developed in a joint venture between Ford and Nissan
Second generation (1999-2002), passage 2
In 2000, Ford and Nissan chose to
Body style, minivan: Second generation (1999-2002)
is a minivan that was marketed by Mercury
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