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My New Milan
TKOlive, 12/27/2005
2006 Mercury Milan Premier 4dr Sedan (3.0L 6cyl 6A)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I just leased a new Milan Premier V6 and so far I love it. I traded in a '03 MINI Cooper, and was spoiled by her pep and manueverability- but I am thrilled with everything so far. The Milan does not take off the moment you accel like a CVT transmission, it does jump a bit and lose a little road control with a harder accelleration. After less than a second, it does pep up by leaps and bounds...getting on the highway is a breeze. The back window is a little hard to see out of, the brake light blocks the car directly behind you and the rear-view mirror is distorted. Leasing is a great option if you don't want to pay $400 a month for this car. I got $1000 incentive + $500 college grad money.
06' Premier- loaded
jsp, 12/27/2005
2006 Mercury Milan Premier 4dr Sedan (3.0L 6cyl 6A)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Great car overall. 500 miles and it is quiet, responsive and good looking. Would like to see more HP. Did 80+ with no problem. Heated, leather seats were great. driver seat could be softer like my ex-camry. Very sporty looking, lots of looks from friends. This is a must consider car. Ford is finally getting it!
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nice looking car but it can be better
eric, 05/05/2006
2006 Mercury Milan Premier 4dr Sedan (3.0L 6cyl 6A)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
We 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.
My New Sable, errr, Milan
meinschaft, 02/23/2006
2006 Mercury Milan Premier 4dr Sedan (3.0L 6cyl 6A)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I was deciding between a new Civic Si and either a Fusion or Milan. After driving the Civic Si, I decided it is too small (I commute 140 miles/day). Leased a Milan Premier with all options except traction control (I wanted it but the dealer could not get me a car with it). I was prepared to be satisfied but instead have found myself impressed. The price was the same as the Civic Si, and while Iknow it's comparing apples and oranges, the Milan is really a lot more car for the money. What really helped make my decisoin was the treatment I received at the Honda dealer - they are old- fashioned leissure-suited liars and thieves. The Milan is exceptionally quiet and smooth.
Well Built Car
Chuck, 02/15/2009
2006 Mercury Milan Premier 4dr Sedan (2.3L 4cyl 5M)
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
We have the Premium edition with lots of toys and the car is equal in quality to a Camry or Accord. The only disappointment is winter mileage goes in the tank and 23 is great in the winter but 31 is normal for summer highway. A well appointed car and a great value.