Mercury Milan

New Milan Hybrid Model, Class- Leading Fuel Economy, Sophisticated Design

The Mercury Milan builds on a strong foundation of quality and reliability, adding to the mix for the 2010 model year an all-new hybrid model, more fuel-efficient gasoline powertrain options, class-exclusive technologies and a more refined, sophisticated design.

2010 Mercury Milan Hybrid: For the 2010 model year, the Mercury Milan lineup expands to include an all-new hybrid that offers class-leading fuel economy, besting the Toyota Camry hybrid by at least 6 mpg in the city; innovative new SmartGauge™ with EcoGuide coaches hybrid drivers to maximize fuel efficiency

2010 Milan and Milan Hybrid Highlights:

Style, Comfort and Safety within an Environmental Design

The Mercury Milan gets even better for 2009 with a new distinctive VOGA series, available AdvanceTrac electronic stability control and available SIRIUS® Satellite Radio, provide more value for customers.

2009 Mercury Milan: Mercury Milan certified as a SmartWay vehicle by the EPA.

2009 Mercury Milan Highlights:
* Style and comfort: Mercury’s upscale, trendy VOGA series, introduced on the brand’s 2008 Mariner compact SUV, is available on the Milan Premier for 2009. VOGA offers elegant Cashmere colored leather trimmed seats and door trim inserts, a special color palette and unique accents.

Mercury Milan challenges the perceptions of what an exceptional mid-size car should be by combining distinctive, sophisticated styling, an expressive, modern interior and segment-leading quality, all at an unexpected value. For 2008, Milan gives tech savvy customers even more to love with the Mercury Sync™ communications and entertainment system featuring industry-exclusive, voice-activated, hands-free, in-car connectivity.

2008 Mercury Milan

Mercury’s mid-size sedan is available in Milan and Milan Premier arrays. All Milan models are built in Hermosillo, Mexico.

Distinctive Style

DEARBORN, Michigan , April 7, 2008 – When it comes to initial vehicle quality, no automaker performs better than Ford.

Highlights:
* Ford catches Honda in initial quality, putting it in statistical tie at the top with Toyota and Honda.
* Ford’s vehicle quality improved 8 percent versus last year.
* Every new car and truck, including the 2008 Ford Focus, launched with improved quality versus its predecessor

The quality of Ford, Lincoln and Mercury brand vehicles soared to the top of the charts equaling that of Toyota and Honda, according to the first quarter 2008 U.S. Global Quality Research System (GQRS) study conducted by RDA Group of Bloomfield Hills, Mich.