I recently purchased a used 2000 Mercury Marquis LS. The car needed new tires and some front end work plus a wheel alignment.
Compared to my 2009 Toyota Camry, every time this car hits a bump or lump on the highway, I feel the vibration transmitted through the steering wheel.
Is this typical of the steering and/or suspension of this year model car, a 2000?
The mechanic at the dealership told me that aside from what he repaired, everything is tight and the shocks are good.
Anyone have similar experiences?
Compared to my 2009 Toyota Camry, every time this car hits a bump or lump on the highway, I feel the vibration transmitted through the steering wheel.
Is this typical of the steering and/or suspension of this year model car, a 2000?
The mechanic at the dealership told me that aside from what he repaired, everything is tight and the shocks are good.
Anyone have similar experiences?