What is the Mercury Milan?
The Milan was Mercury’s midsize sedan, with petrol, hybrid and flex-fuel versions. Its styling included the brand’s waterfall-style grille and distinct front and rear details.
Introduced for the 2006 model year, the Milan used Ford’s CD3 architecture. It was part of Mercury’s refreshed lineup and shared its engineering foundation with other Ford Motor Company models while retaining its own styling.
Milan generation
The Milan had one generation, sold from 2006–2011 in the United States and Canada. It remained a midsize sedan throughout its run, with a hybrid version joining the petrol and flex-fuel offerings.
Engines and power
The US range included petrol, hybrid and flex-fuel E85 versions, with engine sizes from 2.3 L to 3.0 L. The lineup included four-cylinder and larger-engine choices, as well as hybrid power.
How economical is the Mercury Milan?
The best combined US EPA rating is 39 MPG. The lowest listed consumption is 6 L/100 km on the EPA basis. EPA testing differs from Europe’s WLTP or NEDC procedures and Canada’s 5-cycle test, so results across those markets are not directly interchangeable.
Questions and answers
When was the Milan sold?
Its single generation ran from 2006–2011 in the United States and Canada.
Was the Mercury Milan available as a hybrid?
Yes. The US lineup included hybrid versions as well as petrol and E85 flex-fuel models.
What engine sizes were offered?
The listed US range spans 2.3 L to 3.0 L.
What is the best combined EPA rating?
The best combined EPA rating is 39 MPG.