2010 mercury cougar Review And Images Gallery

Engine
2.0L displacement double overhead cam (DOHC)
inline 4 cylinder configuration gas engine
16 valves 125 hp @ 5500 rpm
130 ft-lbs. @ 4000 rpm regular unleaded fuel
DriveTrain
5-speed manual transmission front wheel drive, four-wheel independent suspension front and rear stabilizer bar
Exterior Features
alloy rims 15 in. rims, P205/60R15 tires all season tires, spacesaver spare tire steel spare wheel, variable intermittent wipers rear defogger, rear window wiper
Safety Features and Ratings
ventilated front disc / rear drum brakes child seat anchors
2 front headrests engine immobilizer
Comfort and Convenience Features
Front Seats
4 person total seating capacity bucket front seats
cloth upholstery height adjustable driver seat
Rear Seats
bucket rear seat split-folding, rear heating ducts
Power Features
power door locks power windows, 1 one-touch power windows power mirrors, heated mirrors
Convenience
cruise control power steering, tilt-adjustable steering wheel remote trunk release, front door pockets front console with storage
Comfort
air conditioning interior air filtration, dual vanity mirrors front floor mats, cargo area light
In Car Entertainment
AM/FM in-dash single CD player stereo 4 total speakers
mast antenna
2010 MercuryCougar Car
2010 MercuryCougar Car
2010 MercuryCougar Car
2010 MercuryCougar Car

2010 Mercury Milan Hybrid Car Photos And Review

At the LA Auto Show in November, Ford unveiled the updated 2010 Fusion and its hybrid stablemate to considerable fanfare. When we got the chance to drive the Fusion a month later we came away impressed, although some of you found the new, larger three-bar grille even more obnoxious than the original. Since visual appeal is highly subjective, it's fortunate that Ford hasn't killed off the Mercury brand just yet. For a relatively minimal investment, Ford can offer the same mechanical package in a more understated wrapper and the result is this: the 2010 Mercury Milan Hybrid.

Under the skin and between the axles, it's indistinguishable from its Fusion counterpart. But up front, it's an entirely different story. The Milan is equipped with the standard vertical bar grille shared by the rest of the Mercury line-up, but there's more to making a Mercury than a bit of rhinoplasty and a new set of badges. Make the jump to find out what they are.