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1997 Mercedes-benz Sl600 Convertible Amg Sport Package Panorama Hard Top on 2040-cars

Year:1997 Mileage:70702
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1997  Mercedes Benz SL600 AMG Sport package. Low miles, Panorama hard top

 

This is a beautiful and very rare Mercedes Benz SL600 convertible with AMG Sport package. It is Sporty and Stylish in its appearence as well as being exciting and fun to drive. You will not find another one like this. You need to look at this vehicle to appereciate how nice a car this really is. The Two-tone Sport Bucket Seats with matching leather steering wheel aligned with an automatic transmission and numerous gauges gives you an incredible feel and a superb ride.

Its handling and sporty-ness are unmatched and offer an exhilarating and fun drive. This convertible is just like new and make such a difference. The outside is impressive with its Polar White exterior. The inside has buckets in the front and looks very sharp. It is Powered by the Legendary and Famous 6.0 V12 engine that is fuel injected which has become World renown. This vehicle not only has the Power and acceleration you need for passing or playing but the economy to save in your pocket while never loosing its sporty attitude. I was very impressed after driving this vehicle and now know what a fine and fun sports car really is.

 

The inside is loaded with options that will enhance your driving experience. The brand new looking Power Convertible Top when open will bring outside in and The air conditioning will keep it bearable on a hot day. The power side view mirrors not only look good but will give you optimal viewing. There is Power windows and power door locks as well as telescoping steering.  It has power steering and power brakes. There are multiple gauges to help monitor and maintain the different systems and lots of storage and useable space for stowing things. The options, the incredible drive and the outright niceness of this car will make someone very happy. This rare automobile comes with very best option: Hardtop with panorama roof with sun shade and height adjustable suspension. This car was sold around 140K new. Here is your chance to own one of the best Convertibles ever made. The car is in excellent mechanical shape, as well as interior and exterior.

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