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The '''[[Mercury Milan]]''' is a midsize [[sedan]] based on the Ford CD3 platform. The Milan carries unique front and rear fascia designs, but is otherwise identical to its [[Ford]] cousin, the Ford Fusion. The Milan is the replacement for the [[Mercury Sable]], and fills the gap since the discontinuation of the [[Mercury Mystique]] in 2000. | The '''[[Mercury Milan]]''' is a midsize [[sedan]] based on the Ford CD3 platform. The Milan carries unique front and rear fascia designs, but is otherwise identical to its [[Ford]] cousin, the Ford Fusion. The Milan is the replacement for the [[Mercury Sable]], and fills the gap since the discontinuation of the [[Mercury Mystique]] in 2000. | ||
The Milan was unveiled at the 2005 [[Chicago Auto Show]] on | The Milan was unveiled at the 2005 [[Chicago Auto Show]] on February 9. Earlier, at the 2005 [[Detroit Auto Show]], a [[hybrid car|hybrid]] version was announced for the 2008 model year. | ||
The Milan is available with a five-speed [[manual transmission|manual]], or five or six-speed [[Automatic transmission|automatic]]s. [[Four Wheel Drive|All wheel drive]] will be added for 2007, and a hybrid version with Ford's 2nd generation hybrid engine will be available in 2008. Pricing starts under US$20,000. | The Milan is available with a five-speed [[manual transmission|manual]], or five or six-speed [[Automatic transmission|automatic]]s. [[Four Wheel Drive|All wheel drive]] will be added for 2007, and a hybrid version with Ford's 2nd generation hybrid engine will be available in 2008. Pricing starts under US$20,000. | ||
Revision as of 19:21, 30 June 2006
The Mercury Milan is a midsize sedan based on the Ford CD3 platform. The Milan carries unique front and rear fascia designs, but is otherwise identical to its Ford cousin, the Ford Fusion. The Milan is the replacement for the Mercury Sable, and fills the gap since the discontinuation of the Mercury Mystique in 2000.
The Milan was unveiled at the 2005 Chicago Auto Show on February 9. Earlier, at the 2005 Detroit Auto Show, a hybrid version was announced for the 2008 model year.
The Milan is available with a five-speed manual, or five or six-speed automatics. All wheel drive will be added for 2007, and a hybrid version with Ford's 2nd generation hybrid engine will be available in 2008. Pricing starts under US$20,000.
Engines:
- 2.3 L Duratec 23 I4
- 3.0 L Duratec 30 V6, 221 hp (165 kW) and 205 ft·lbf (278 N·m)
