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Mercury Grand Marquis Brochure - Adjustable Pedals & Overhead Console Features
Sales brochure page describing Grand Marquis adjustable pedals and the overhead console with compass and HomeLink.
This is a page (or partial page) from a Mercury Grand Marquis sales brochure describing two interior convenience features. The first item, adjustable pedals (the heading is partly cut off at the top of the scan), explains that the brake and accelerator pedals can be moved forward or back over 2 inches to accommodate drivers of all heights, and notes the feature is standard on the GS Convenience and LS series. The second item describes the Overhead Console, standard on the LS series, which includes a digital compass, dome/map lights, and the HomeLink Universal Transceiver capable of operating a garage door opener plus two additional home-based units. A footnote (marked with a dagger) clarifies that a safety rating mentioned elsewhere in the brochure covers driver frontal impact, passenger frontal impact, front-seat side impact, rear-seat side impact, and Rollover Resistance Rating. Two photographs accompany the text: one close-up of a pedal, and one of the overhead console showing its buttons and digital compass display. Readers can learn which Grand Marquis trim levels (GS Convenience, LS) received adjustable pedals and the overhead console as standard equipment, and what functions the overhead console provides.
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Frequently asked questions
- Which Grand Marquis trims came with adjustable pedals standard?
- The brochure states the adjustable brake and accelerator pedals are standard on the GS Convenience and LS series.
- How far do the Grand Marquis adjustable pedals move?
- They can be moved forward or back over 2 inches to improve driver comfort.
- What is included in the Grand Marquis overhead console?
- The overhead console, standard on the LS series, includes a digital compass, dome/map lights, and the HomeLink Universal Transceiver.
- How many devices can the HomeLink transceiver operate?
- It can activate your garage door opener plus 2 additional home-based units.
- What does the dagger footnote on this page refer to?
- It lists the safety ratings covered: driver frontal impact, passenger frontal impact, front-seat side impact, rear-seat side impact, and Rollover Resistance Rating.
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