2009 Mercury Milan Trims and Specs

The base trim for the 2009 Mercury Milan is the I4, designating its inline four-cylinder engine, a 2.3-liter. This engine comes standard with a five-speed manual transmission and 16-inch steel wheels with wheel covers. While a base trim, the Milan I4 isn’t totally Spartan, with a 6-way power driver’s bucket seat with lumbar adjustment, aluminum trim throughout the interior, satellite radio for the CD and MP3 player, as well as heated power mirrors, power windows, power doors, and remote keyless and keypad entry. The passenger bucket and split-folding rear seats are clad in cloth, as is the driver’s bucket. Air conditioning is standard, as are cruise control, a tachometer, and everyone’s favorite empty add-on - floormats! A tilt and telescoping steering wheel houses controls for the stereo, and illuminated visor mirrors make sure you can check your face even after dark. Variable-intermittent front wipers are joined by a rear defogger.

Safety features are similarly abundant, with dual front, front-side, and curtain-side airbags, four-wheel antilock disc brakes, a tire pressure monitor, emergency inside trunklid release, and a theft deterrent system.

If shifting isn’t your thing, but you still want the efficiency of a four-cylinder engine, go for the 2009 Mercury Milan I4 Premier. Trading its manual transmission for an automatic, but strangely not utilizing the six-speed auto that the V6 gets, this trim has a 2.3-liter inline four-cylinder, with a five-speed automatic transmission. Many other upgrades come at this trim level, however. Wheels increase to 17-inch alloys, foglights can now be found in the front fascia, as well as automatic headlights, and leather upholstery graces the seats. Leather also wraps the tilt and telescoping steering wheel, which houses controls for the cruise and the 6-CD changer, which comes with MP3 playback, satellite radio, Bluetooth, voice recognition, and an iPod adaptor. Air conditioning is upgraded to automatic climate control here, and along with a compass, the driver enjoys a 6-way power bucket with lumbar adjustment, a tachometer, and illuminated visor mirrors, although it’s recommended one isn’t driving when enjoying that last feature.

Aluminum trim is sprinkled throughout the interior, and an automatic rearview mirror is standard. Power features include windows, doors, heated power mirrors, and remote keyless and keypad entry. A rear defogger keeps the back glass clear, while variable-intermittent front wipers will keep the rain off your windscreen, and floormats will keep it from spoiling your carpet.

Safety features for the I4 Premier include dual front, front-side, and curtain-side airbags, four-wheel antilock disc brakes, a tire pressure monitor, emergency inside trunklid release, and a theft deterrent system.

Gaining V6 power means losing your manual transmission in the 2009 Mercury Milan V6, although you’ll gain one gear with its six-speed automatic. Powered by a 3.0-liter V6, the Milan also offers traction control, a feature the I4 doesn’t include. Alloy wheels are a big visual upgrade, although they remain at the 16-inch size. The driver enjoys many standard features, including a tachometer, a tilt and telescoping steering wheel, cruise control, and a 6-way power bucket seat. The front buckets and the split-folding rear seat come in cloth upholstery, and a center console provides some storage. Everyone enjoys air conditioning and the satellite radio-ready CD/MP3 player, as well as power windows and door locks. Additional power features include heated power mirrors and remote keyless and keypad entry. Illuminated visor mirrors come standard, and you even get floormats.

Safety features for the 2009 Mercury Milan V6 include a theft-deterrent system, emergency inside trunklid release, a tire pressure monitor, antilock four-wheel disc brakes, and dual front, front-side, and curtain-side airbags.

If you want to push V6 power to all four wheels, the 2009 Mercury Milan V6 AWD awaits you. A 3.0-liter V6 provides motivation, while a six-speed automatic transmission handles delegation, with a little bit of help from traction control. Front bucket and rear split-folding seats are cloth, but the driver’s seat comes with 6-way power and lumbar adjustment. Air conditioning keeps you and your passengers comfortable and a satellite radio-ready CD and MP3 player keeps everyone entertained. Illuminated visor mirrors, floormats, and a center console are included for convenience, while the driver specifically enjoys a tachometer, a tilt and telescoping steering wheel with radio controls, and cruise control. Power windows, doors, and heated power mirrors are standard, as are remote keyless and keypad entry.

Safety features for the 2009 Mercury Milan V6 AWD include a theft-deterrent system, emergency inside trunklid release, a tire pressure monitor, antilock four-wheel disc brakes, and dual front, front-side, and curtain-side airbags.