1994 Mercedes Benz *sl320* *hardtop* *convertible on 2040-cars
Alpine, Utah, United States
Very low reserve!! 1994 MERCEDES BENZ SL320 HARDTOP CONVERTIBLE. Beautiful classic SL Series with timeless design that is very sporty. THE HARDTOP IS INCLUDED with the purchase of this SL320. This SL320 as you know if you've had the opportunity to own or drive one is a very solid, safe, and extremely sporty car by design with a wonderful ride. These vehicles are known for their handling and classic design as well as a very well built motor. You will love driving this SL320 with the top on and off and with the internal factory safety roll bar you'll have both the safety as well as the ability to drive with peace of mind. You will enjoy the smooth quiet ride. These are beautifully designed vehicles known for their prestige and comfort. This SL320 has the inline 6 cylinder engine coupled with the Mercedes 5-speed automatic transmission. New the approximate cost of these vehicles was $70,000.00. This vehicle has newer paint, professionally painted wheels using color code from the new model line of the SL class, and overall has great eyeball. Please see additional details of this vehicle above in the "Condition Description" section. I have two hardtop convertibles, this one, and a 1984 grey-market euro model 280SL. Both are of which are now being sold on Ebay. Engine seems to drive strong. Generally, the vehicle runs and drives nicely and is super-fun to drive! You will love your new SL 320! Happy Bidding!
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