2002 - Mercedes-benz Cl-class on 2040-cars
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2002 CL - Class Model: CL55 AMG 4 Passenger Coupe Engine: AMG 5.5 Liter Twin-Spark 24 Valve Aluminium V-8 Performance / Handling: Horsepower: 355 @ 5500 RPM Torque: 391 Lb-Ft Torque @ 3150 - 4500 RPM 5-Speed Electric Controlled Touch Shift Automatic Transmission Active Body Control (ABC) Suspension System Suspension: F(indpt 4 Lnk: (R) Indpt 5-Arm Multi-Lnk Tires: (F) 245 / 45 YR18; (R) 275 / 40 YR18 Wheels: 18” AMG High Polish Alloy AMG Aerodynamic Bodywork Comfort / Convenience Dual-Zone Auto Climate Control with Charcoal Filter Active Ventilated & Dynamic Multi-Contour Front Seats Leather Upholstery * Burl Walnut Wood Trim * Trip Computer Wood Leather Steering Wheel and Shift Knob SmartKey * Cruise Control * Infrared-Reflective Glass Heated 14-Way Power Front Seats with Easy Entry 8- Speaker Bose Premium Sound System COMMAND Navigation / Audio System CD Changer, AM FM Weatherband and Cassette Pre-Wiring for Voice Activated Cell Phone Multifunction Steering Wheel with Tilt Away Feature Power Glass Sunroof with Tilt * AMG Floormats Electric Adjustable Tilt / Telescoping Steering Column Intermittent Wipers with Rain Sensor *Integrated Garage Door Opener Flexible Serivce System Safety Features Electronic Stability Program (ESP) Babysmart system Xenon Headlamps with Washers Anti0theft Alarm Tele Aid Emergency Calling Communication System SRS Dual Front Airbags; Side Airbags Front and Rear ABS Brake Assist Driver & Passenger Side Windown Curtain Airbag Please feel free to email with any questions.
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Mercedes-Maybach SUV concept: Vision Ultimate Luxury interior teased
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