Cast aside in the corner, the 2010 Mercury Milan Hybrid sure played second fiddle to its Ford Fusion Hybrid
sibling today during the Blue Oval's L.A. show press conference.
Jim Farley, Ford's group VP of marketing and communications, confidently said, "With Fusion and Milan, Ford will become the number-one producer of hybrids in America."
That's all the love the Milan Hybrid received as the spotlight shone brightly on the Fusion. -- Kelly Toepke, News Editor
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ateixeira says:
12:02 PM, 11/20/08
Hints at the possible fate of Mercury, if you ask me.
intothewest says:
08:21 PM, 11/20/08
Mercury hasn't been sold for I don't know how long in Canada...no one seems to miss them.
Drop'em. Don't need it.