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New 2009 Mercury Mariner Hybrid

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2009 Mercury Mariner Hybrid Overview
The 2009 Mercury Mariner Hybrid is one of the most fuel efficient SUV’s available—period. That means that you can afford to get out of the city while keeping your impact on the country to a minimum.

The Mercury Mariner Hybrid makes so much sense that it basically sells itself. Get 34 MPG city and 31 MPG highway and emit a paltry 5.7 metric tons of carbon dioxide. That’s an increase of 12-16 MPG in the city and a decrease of 2-3 metric tons of pollution from its gas-only sibling. The Mariner Hybrid gets the same mileage as the Ford Escape Hybrid and a bit more than the Mazda Tribute Hybrid. However, the Mariner Hybrid gets better fuel economy than the Saturn VUE 2-Mode Hybrid and Toyota Highlander Hybrid. 

A 2.5-liter, 153-horsepower engine works with a compact electric motor and a 330-volt battery so that one engine isn’t doing all the work. In fact, the electric motor powers the Mariner Hybrid up to 25 MPH by itself. Just like most other hybrids, the regenerative braking system recharges the battery pack when braking. 

In addition to saving money at the pump, you will save some money with Uncle Sam. If you purchase a Mariner Hybrid, you might be eligible for an income tax credit between $1,950--$3,000. The Escape Hybrid comes with the SYNC® Communications and Entertainment System, which integrates Bluetooth® connectivity with mobile phones and allows you to control your MP3 library by voice.

Cargo space is quite generous, with 66.3 cubic feet of cargo space available with the rear seats folded. The redesigned interior includes new ultra-durable, eco-friendly seat fabric made from 100% recycled fabric and soy-based foam with a cool two-tone color.

Standard safety features include 4-wheel anti-lock brakes, dual front airbags, front-seat side airbags, and side curtain airbags with rollover sensor protect both rows of passengers in a collision. The optional reverse sensing system uses sonar and an audible beep to indicate the vehicle’s distance from an object. AdvanceTrac® and Roll Stability Control help improve control on slippery surfaces.

Spend less on gas, have lower carbon dioxide emissions, get a tax credit and use state-of-the art technology with the 2009 Mercury Mariner Hybrid.
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