“Twilight Sable”1999 Mercury Sable

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The story

Just under 200,000 km as of writing (March 2005).

I don't regret my vehicle choice at all, the car has made me happy, but I wish I would have looked for a lower mileage, well-maintained car. — roadmenace

Photos

1999 Mercury Sable - Side view of the car. Kind of blurry due to poor photo conditions and cheap disposable camera.

1999 Mercury Sable - Picture of my engine. This one was painted silver, probably done by the dealer.

1999 Mercury Sable - Front right quarter view of the car. Good thing the camera isn't good enough to show blemishes. :)

1999 Mercury Sable - Close up of the silver intake manifold. Looks so much better than the 2000+ black plastic manifold.

1999 Mercury Sable - Interior picture, enhanced with Photoshop. Looks horrible because of poor quality camera (and uneducated photographer...hehe).

1999 Mercury Sable - Picture of my dual exhaust. Did it myself, proud of it. No, that is not snow in the picture; that is the sunlight reflecting off WATER! Stu…

1999 Mercury Sable - A close up of the muffler setup behind the car. You can actually see the terrible mounting job I did on that passenger side muffler.

1999 Mercury Sable - I tried to deny it but it's true. My brake light IS out. DAMMIT!

1999 Mercury Sable - Tman flipping off his tie rod.

1999 Mercury Sable - Front view of a 1999 Mercury Sable sedan in a parking lot with other vehicles.

1999 Mercury Sable - A 1999 Mercury Sable is parked in front of a house with a second vehicle behind it.

1999 Mercury Sable - A close-up view of the rear wheel and fender of a dark green sedan, revealing its body style and alloy wheel design.

1999 Mercury Sable - A dark green sedan is parked on a street, with other vehicles visible in the background. The image includes a watermark for SUPERMOTORS.

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