Overview & Reviews
The Milan is an all-new midsize family sedan from Mercury. A twin of the Fusion, it offers unique interior and exterior design cues, along with a choice of four-cylinder or V6 power.
- Unique exterior style, premium interior design, quiet highway ride, capable handling, tight construction.
- Horsepower and acceleration below class average, nearly identical Ford Fusion costs less.
User Reviews:
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Best looking design in years - 2006 Mercury Milan
By Harold - May 2 - 3:33 amFor my money this is the best looking car produced by FLM in years. What captured both my wife and myself was how clean it looks on the inside. I got a Premier with an automatic and loads of options for $22k with a 4 cyl. engine. The ride is very comfortable and quiet. If the price of gas ever comes down I would suggest the 6 cyl. engine as that would provide some needed power but after owning a 6 and getting terrible gas mileage during the summer in San Antonio, A/C season is from March- November, the 4 fits me just fine. Only had the car a week, will return with more info after Ive driven it a few thousand miles.
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The american comeback - 2006 Mercury Milan
By howard danoff - April 22 - 2:06 amWhat a great car ... The style,the ride,the handling,as well as the comfort,are exceptional,in this price range...Everyone asks... "Is that a new mercedes or lexus or what is that ... That car is so sharp or what a classy looking car...Then they ask how much, and when i tell them they cant beleive it...I would like a bit more power but the v-6 is sufficient but it would be a 10 with 25 or so more horsepower .... Dont underestimate the milan...All it needs is for the american public to see it and drive it...I think it would also help if mercury increased the warranty to at least 4year/50,000 mile warranty or more
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Wow, unbelievable, better than Cam/Accor - 2006 Mercury Milan
By Hated Ford! - March 25 - 12:16 amthis car is unbelievable, its built quality is amazing and the way it handles in corners is way better than that of the accord. Had toyotas before and besides being very durable and good quiet cars, they are boring. on this Milan there is nothing boring about it, and the sound sistem is great! performances is awesome for a 3.0 and the six speed are feeless, all i can say is i have had the car for 17 days, and its just unbelievable, i can tell when people try to figure out what it is. i recomnd this car wey mlore than a Honda/Toyota!!
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nice looking car but it can be better - 2006 Mercury Milan
By eric - March 12 - 12:03 amWe bought a black V6 permier milan and drove it from Florida to Washington DC. No problem. The ride was fine. The rearview visibility is not very good. The car is very stylish from outside but if Mercury wants to compete Milan with Japanese and European cars, it needs to make further improvements to the interior design. For expamples, the a/c vents look cheap. The markings on them look tacky. They should just leave them blank. The marking (unlock) on the door handles also make them look cheap. Leave them blank. The trunk is roomy but the linning is poor. There are some exposed metals in the trunk. The carpet in the trunk is sloppy. Small details can really make a big difference.
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Milan Review - 2006 Mercury Milan
By Tom Eberhart - March 6 - 2:16 pmNo acceleration, but cruises at seventy very smoothly and quietly. Handles very nicely. The exterior door mirrors are very large and get bumped a lot.
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Great car, not your cookie cutter mobile - 2006 Mercury Milan
By markw45 - January 13 - 3:10 pmNot too many miles just yet but so far so good. Very unique car. I havent seen another pass me by yet. I have seen the Fusion around though. 2 people I work with prefer it to their new vehicles ( one a chrysler 300 and one a Camry ) Nice leather interior, good dash layout.
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2006 Milan opinion after new wears off - 2006 Mercury Milan
By Rick Jones - January 8 - 6:26 amBought the car new in April of 2006 and it now has right at 40,000 miles on it. Its a Premier with a V-6. The lights on the clock and right visor mirror stopped working and were fixed under warranty. Otherwise, the car has been flawless. The styling and design of the vehicle is very well suited for me and my family. The workmanship and quality are impressive. We get approximately 24 mpg in our everyday driving which is about half city and half highway. On the interstate with cruise control set at 65 we get 30.5 and with it set at 55 we get 31.5 mpg. I would buy another one.
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my new Mercury "Milan" - 2006 Mercury Milan
By Hans - November 10 - 4:40 amLove the Vehicle, Drives well, handles well, good Construction, quiet comfortable Ride. Only Thing strange to me, is the Location if the Brake / Clutch Pedal. Pedals should be further apart. I owned many Std Shift Vehicles, but the Location of the Pedals takes some serious " Having to get used to it". Only gripe about this otherwise great Vehicle. Congrats Mercury...Dealership is great. No Problems with Delivery. If the Reliability is as good as my last four Mercury Vehicles....It should be very good.....Just change the Location of those Pedals to make a TRUE Winner.
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Finally--an competitive American sedan - 2006 Mercury Milan
By Rick - October 4 - 2:33 pmWe have had the Milan for 5 months so the new has worn off a little and we are now seeing past the glitter of a new car. I have looked for flaws in the paint, fit or anything else. There are none. The car has no flaws. I have no complaints. The fuel mileage around town is usually in the 24-25 mpg range and the highway mileage is usually 29+.
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Not built to last - 2006 Mercury Milan
By yven7 - September 20 - 8:40 pmThe car drove well at first with regular maintenance. After the first 100,000 miles there were problems with several hoses connected to the exhaust system and it became much louder. At 142, 000 miles it needs a new transmission and several boards. I trusted the brand after a mercury villager minivan that I drove for more than 260,000 miles but I wont buy another mercury vehicle.
