The Mercury Milan is alternatively styled sibling of the Ford Fusion and Lincoln MKZ. By incorporating different styling treatments, Ford is hoping the Milan appeals to a different demographic than the Fusion. The Milan model range largely mirrors that of its sibling the Fusion with four-cylinder and V6 engines, FWD and AWD models. Like the Fusion, the Milan offers a hybrid model that promises exceptional fuel efficiency for a mid-sized sedan. Although there is little compel one to choose the Milan over the Fusion, some may appreciate the softer styling.

What Changed:

The 2010 Milan wears updated styling on the inside and out. Exterior styling changes include a new front end with a more pronounced grille. The revised rear styling features new taillights and a new trunk lid. Revisions to the interior include a new instrument panel, new center stack, and new door trim. New 2.5L four-cylinder and 3.0L V6 engines paired with six-speed transmissions improve power, acceleration and fuel-efficiency over prior models. A long-awaited full hybrid model pairs the 2.5L four-cylinder engine with an electric motor propulsion system for exceptional fuel economy.