Mercedes Benz SLs
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From the iconic 1952 W198 300SL Gullwing coupe to the W113 1960s roadster, to the safe and stately R107 coupe of the 1970s and 1980s, to the super-luxe AMG neck-snappers of the 1990s and 2000s, the Mercedes-Benz SL "Sport Light" series has meant something different in each of its many incarnations, all the while signifying taste, class, and old money in a way few other sports cars can claim.
For build quality and reliability, few auto-makers are represented on the road as well as Mercedes-Benz, whose cars from 30 and 40 years ago remain a common sight—as daily drivers far beyond their quarter-millionth mile. |
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Following the racing success of the 1952-1953 W198 300SLR Gullwing, the 1954 300SL production model was the... Learn more
By 1963, the SL series showed clear signs of a new direction towards sports touring. Even with alloy hoods... Learn more
Mercedes-Benz played directly to American buyers with the third-generation SLs. Gone were the aluminum... Learn more
The 18-year-old R107 was retired in 1990, and the new R129 ushered in the next chapter in the SL's grand... Learn more
In 2001 the SL was new again. The rounded body of the 1990s took on a lower, sharper, more aggressive... Learn more
The 2008 SL line paid homage to its genetic forebears with a new grille styled after the R109 platform of... Learn more
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