Mercury Montego

Mercury rolled out the Montego in 2005 with a goal of adding a premium mid-size sedan that would help boost sales for the subsidiary of Ford Motor Company. The Montego is based on the Ford Five Hundred, although with a bit more flair and comfort, and it more or less replaced the Mercury Sable, which had runs its course.
The sedan's design emphasizes safety, style, and handling, and Mercury did a fine job of blending those elements. Government crash-test ratings are perennially stellar. All Montegos have featured the same 3.0-liter, 203-horsepower V6, which provides sufficient power without compromising fuel efficiency.
One hallmark of this car is its Command Seating feature, wherein the occupants are perched higher than in the average sedan. In addition to affording a better view and increased legroom, this increases the ease of getting into and out of the car.
User satisfaction has been high in this car's short history. They appreciate its space, value, fuel economy, and pleasant ride.