Mid-size Mountaineer the Mercury SUV returns in 2006 with fresh sheetmetal styling, a revamped cabin with three rows of seats, new powertrain selections and more on-board amenities, such as power-controlled running boards tucked into rocker panels. Read More »

Newest nameplate at Mercury is a four-door mid-size sedan that tucks in size beneath Montego. Crisp body styling for Milan incorporates Mercury design cues like a waterfall grille and satin aluminum finishes. Read More »

The Mercury Mariner Hybrid looks almost exactly like the normal Mariner but is more environmentally friendly. The only noticeable difference is a badge on the side and rear of the SUV. Inside, unique gauges and an LCD screen set the hybrid Mariner apart from its gasoline-only counterpart. They feel very similar from the driver's seat, which is a good thing. Read More »

This could have been a great car. Unfortunately, it lacks the pizzazz of competitors like the Chrysler 300 and even its smaller cousin, the Ford Fusion. Thankfully, Mercury gave the Montego's interior proper styling. It comes with a long list of upscale equipment at a low price, offering guilt-free comfort for people who want a luxury car without the luxury cost. Read More »

This model traces to the original civilian version of the military Hum-Vee, and it has awesome off-road capability. Read More »

The H2 SUV seems like a smaller version of the H1. Read More »

This version of H2 functions as both wagon and truck, which explains the SUT tag. Read More »

Latest vehicle to wear the Hummer badge looks like a whittled and honed H2 SUV. Read More »

A road-hugging, two-seat roadster comes to Pontiac in 2006 with the roll-out of Solstice. Read More »

Pontiac's mid-size sedan presents sleek styling on a four-door body and a cabin with flexible flip-and-fold seats plus a generous cargo compartment. Read More »