2007 Mercury Milan Review
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The Mercury Milan looks crisp and new. It looks like it belongs to a completely different family of cars than the Ford Fusion, thanks to major changes to the roof, side glass, headlamps, grille and taillamps. The doors are the only shared body panels between Milan, Fusion, Mazda 6, and Lincoln MKZ.The traditional Mercury waterfall grille, as opposed to the Ford Fusion three-bar grille, is surrounded by more conventional combination headlamp units (versus the Ford version's trapezoidal headlamps). Out back, the high decklid is framed by a pair of bright LED taillamps that look like they came from a Japanese or German car, large and nicely integrated. The side view is pumped up several notches on the Premier version with its 14-spoke 17-inch alloy wheels and relatively fat 225/50R17 tires. Three color choices are available in 2007 for Milan: Silver Birch, Dark Amethyst and Alloy. In addition, a rear spoiler is available to rev up the appearance factor.
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