2006 Mercury Milan Red Line

The Mercury Milan aims directly at the Camry and Accord segment. Sharing many characteristics with the cheaper Ford Fusion, this front-wheel drive luxury Milan is the most affordable Mercury offered, and it should appeal to both a younger urban crowd and families wanting a bit of upscale comfort. Mercury sports up the exterior on this one. Wraparound headlights surround the signature waterfall grille, and the rear end boasts LED taillights and dual exhausts. The 221-horsepower, 3.0 V6 Duratec engine is mated to a 6-speed automatic. Handling is tight and responsive. Inside, the 2006 Milan is fairly roomy for four adults, with split-folding rear seats and a trunk pass-through opening onto a 15 cubic foot trunk. In addition to full power features, plus a 6-way power driver's seat, MP3 capability, and cruise control, the Premier is adorned with two-tone leather seats and a CD changer, and rides on larger 17-inch wheels. Many owners like the style, which is sophisticated, yet sporty, ABS brakes and dual front-side and side curtain airbags help earn 4-star crash ratings, and fuel economy is excellent at 21/29 city/highway. The 2006 Milan doesn't disappoint it's owners, who regard it as an affordable luxury car with many creature comforts. Before you test drive another Toyota or Honda, you owe it to yourself to consider this alternative from Mercury.