Mercury Milan 2010 Qatar Prices & Specs

The Mercury Milan is supposed to be a slightly upscale version of the Ford Fusion, on which it is based. However, aside from the unique exterior, the Milan is exactly the same as the Fusion underneath, right down to the interior styling. Engines include a 2.5-litre 4-cylinder and a 3.0-litre V6, both mated to a 6-speed automatic and a front-wheel-drive platform. The interior design has metallic finishes on the instrument panel, centre console, doors and steering wheel, while a leatherette-wrapped steering wheel, shifter and padded armrests are standard. The seats received a makeover when compared to the previous model, with revised seat contours and more side support, with contrasting stitching and leather inserts. Drivers will be greeted by a new 'welcome' sequence, where gauge needles sweep back and forth as the lighting and new chimes come on. The ambient lighting system offers the option of illuminating the front and rear footwells and front cup holders. The two-tone look on the interior is complemented with satin-aluminium accents and a wood finish around the centre stack. Available features, standard or optional, include power windows, electric mirrors, sunroof, CD/MP3 player with iPod support and more. Safety features include stability control, front and side-curtain airbags, and ABS.