Another useful feature was the sliding doors on either side of the minivan. On one hand, it's convenient for passengers to enter and exit the vehicle. There's no need to crawl over a seat to get out. It also makes removing the seats to the Villager an ea sier task. The interior of the vehicle caters well to the driver.
All controls are well within reach of the driver and uncomplicated to use.
In addition, cruise control and radio controls were mounted on the steering wheel. That makes it easy to surf through radio stations and set cruise control measures without taking your hands off the wheel. Although conservative in nature, the Mercury Villager is a suitable choice for a minivan. Mercury thinks so, but I doubt it. Additionally, its engine needs a power boost and its interior is loaded with low-quality plastic.