Specs:
Engine: 2.5 liter Atkinson Cycle I-4 hybrid engine with late intake valve closing and processor technology.
Permanent magnet electric motor powered by nickel metal hydride battery.
Combined power 191 hp.
Mileage 41 city 36 highway.
0-60 in 8.7 seconds.
Regenerative braking system.
Milan Hybrid Overview:
The Mercury Milan Hybrid comes in only one trim level. This level includes 17 inch alloy wheels, rear parking sensors, automatic headlights and fog lamps. The vehicle is equipped with cruise control as well as keyless entry and a keypad code exterior access. The climate control system is dual zone and automatic. The steering wheel is leather wrapped, tilt and telescoping.
Both front seats are power, the driver seat is eight way controllable while the passenger seat is six way controllable, the upholstery on all seats is cloth.
The navigational system is hard drive based and voice activated, it includes DVD audio and video capability, 10 gigs of digital music storage and a Sirius Travel Link that provides real time traffic, weather and other information.
The ‘Driver’s Vision’ package adds a blind spot warning system as well as a rearview camera and a cross-traffic alert. Leather upholstery and heated front seats are also an option.
People that look for the comfort of a sedan enjoy the Mercury Milan, it is efficient in size and space while still making the occupants feel comfortable. The Hybrid version of this vehicle is being met with curiosity and eagerness by the car buying public.




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