1999 Mercury Cougar Reviews - Page 10 of 50

I've noticed that I have a power surge problem.(95,000Km)

The car has some serious problems when I go through deeper puddles.

All I've had to replace on it was a blower motor (100,000km) that cost a total of $35, and some headlights, a total of $30.

I had to replace all four tires (113,000).

I'm still glad that I bought this car. I just hope for no problems, and cross my fingers that it doesn't eat anymore tires.

I've had this car for a year now. I'm very happy with my 99 Cougar 4cyl 2.0.

I just wanted to say that my Cougar is a very reliable little machine. I had it parked in my back yard for about a week this winter. The temperature was at -30 to -45C, and when I went to start it, it fired right up.

I put about 500km on it in a week.

I read all about these Mercury Cougars. I also own a 1999 Cougar and my check engine comes on and off.

As for my alarm, I have aftermarket alarm for my car, so I don't know about the alarm going off and on.

Also I too also was told that the reason why my engine light goes on is supposedly cause the converter need to be replaced - that's B.S., I replaced it and it still goes off and on.

Do not floor your Cougar, these cars are not meant to be for that.

I also learn my lesson when the light came on my Cougar.

Just found out that one of the rims was not the correct one for my car. I need help. What is the right size of rims for the Cougar, and also I had a problem with the tire sizes, please let me know.

My power locks, doors and windows went out on me, so to all, I know this car is very pricey to fix, and to those who say they have had no problems with this beautiful messed up car, I recommend that you give it some time.

If you have an answer for my question, please email at c.melissa75@yahoo.com. Thank you.

Wouldn't start in the winter, so I had to put in a block heater.

Air conditioning pump went out and the car completely stopped running.

The levers on the front seats that move the seat forward, so you have access to the back seat, broke right away very easily.

The belts snapped at 130,000 miles.

Replaced the timing belt at 130,000 miles.

The vents in the dashboard are coming off.

The headlights are foggy and you can barely see in the dark.

The car steers very nicely.

I would never recommend a Cougar to anyone.

The car costs more to fix then it is worth.

It is very nice on gas.

It is too cheaply made.

I like the storage room.

When one thing goes bad, all of the car parts soon start to fail.

I like the look of the car, but that and gas mileage are the only good qualities.