Used Mercury Milan for Sale

My Mercury Milan is the first car I have ever purchased. I have driven a lot of different cars in my life at least 15 different vehicles. I have driven a Cadillac CTS 2009, 2013 Volkswagen Jetta, 2003 Lexus GS 300, 2004 Ford Crown Victoria LX, and many more. None of these vehicles compare to the Milan in my opinion. The first feature about the car that is so great is the dashboard. In the middle of the dashboard their is a fairly large storage compartment. It blends in nice with the dashboard which is fairly hard in most cars. This compartment is great for storage and is very nice feature. Another amazing feature is on the ceiling of the car. Right above you is a sunglass storage compartment. All you have to do is click and out pops your sunglasses. It is so discreet when first entering the Milan it is hard to notice. The Milan is also very spacious inside the backseats accommodate people who have rather large legs. I usually have a lot of people in my car so it's a great feeling when a tall individual's knees aren't pushing against the drivers seat. The heated since work so well at times in the winter I have to turn them off because my seat gets so hot. They also work instantly which doesn't require me to be cold and wait for my seats to heat up. The brake and gas pedal are so smooth not to hard, or soft like other cars. This car is so good and has such great value. Its appearance is very smooth and sleek especially with the premier package the rims on the car look amazing. The car has 130000 miles on it, but still looks and drives better than most cars made today. I would highly recommend this car to a friend because the value and quality in this car are unmatched.

The car gets good gas mileage (24MPG). It seats 5 people. Comfortably. It is very sporty looking for a 4 door car with the spoiler on back.

At first I was very pleased with the purchase I made. I was young and wanted my own first car without any payments. I remember it stuck out like a sore thumb at the lot. I paid cash in full, and I remember being so proud. Over the last two years, I've realized that I should've driven it a little more before I made my final decision. In other words, four-cylinder cars suck. I can barely make it up a small hill and the transmission gives me so much trouble while driving. I should've remember that I live in the hills and taken into consideration that as an important factor when car buying. It's a pretty car, don't get me wrong, but I wish I would have chosen power over cuteness. The original radio is still in it, and I don't often listen to loud music, but these speakers are blown to outer space.