Grades para Mercury Milan

Mercury Milan Grilles

Milan was Mercury’s mid-size sedan entry from the 2006 to the 2012 model years. It came in Base and Premier trims. Whether youre repairing a Milan that has front-end damage or just want to spruce up its appearance, there are a wide variety of original equipment manufacturer (OEM)-certified and aftermarket grille designs produced to fit on a Mercury Milan.

Both the Mercury Milan Sedan and its sister, the Ford Fusion Sedan, got major facelifts for the 2010 model year. The classic Mercury waterfall grille on the Milan was reshaped to be trapezoidal, made wider, and a large chrome strip that runs the length of the grille on its top edge was added. The vertical bars in the grille were also made wider and slightly canted away from the Mercury badge that occupies the center of the grille. The headlights were also reshaped. Gone was the old horizontal design. A sharp-looking vertical design took its place. The lower front fascia was also made lower and wider and had two fog lamps smartly placed within the opening. The grilles were satin aluminum, black, and if the car was equipped with the premier chrome package, the grille got the chrome treatment along with other exterior accents.

There are dozens of aftermarket parts manufacturers that produce grilles, both universal grilles that are designed to work in many different cars, and made-to-fit grilles that are designed specifically for the Mercury Milan in accordance with OEM specifications. Billet grilles are some of the most common aftermarket grilles. Because billet grilles are machined from a single block of high-grade aluminum or steel, they are stronger than most original equipment grilles, which use heavy-duty plastic. The metal can be coated with other materials, such as black powder and chrome, for a distinctive look. Billet grilles can serve as a replacement for all or part of the original grille, or they can function as an overlay.

A grille goes over an opening in the body of a vehicle that allows air to enter to cool the engine bay. Grilles also prevent flying debris from damaging the radiator and the engine. That said, there are a lot of cool-looking grille designs that can dramatically alter the appearance of a vehicle. There are even grilles that have light-emitting diodes (LEDs) that are integrated into the design and construction of the grille. They are arguably the most eye-catching accessory you can add to a vehicle. They dramatically change the appearance of the cars front end, both during the day and at night.