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=== Exterior === [[File:California - USA (3158684209).jpg|thumb|left|2005 Mercury Montego, rear]] As with the Grand Marquis, the 2005 Montego was offered solely as a four-door sedan. The tallest Mercury sedan in over 50 years (over five feet tall), the Montego was only two inches lower in height than a [[Jeep Cherokee (XJ)|Jeep Cherokee]] SUV. While visibly sharing much of its exterior with its Ford Five Hundred counterpart, the third-generation Montego held several distinct design features. In Mercury design tradition, the Montego was styled with a vertical waterfall-style grille with satin aluminum exterior trim (limiting chrome to the roofline).<ref name="montegointro" /> Exclusive to the Montego, HID headlamps and LED taillamps were standard equipment (the latter, the largest array of LED lights on any Ford vehicle worldwide).<ref name="montegointro" /> Ford chief designer George Bucher said: "it was a challenge to sculpt a Ford-styled body around a Volvo chassis, and added that designers used what he calls plainer surfaces with taut lines to give the car a modern look without losing its passenger-car proportions."<ref name="Volvostruc2">{{cite web | title = 2006 Ford Five Hundred | publisher = Larry Edsall, Twincities.com | url = http://cars.twincities.com/reviews/ford/five-hundred/2006}}</ref>
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