1988 Mercedes-benz 560sl on 2040-cars
2381 U.S. Hwy 441/27, Fruitland Park, Florida, United States
Engine:5.6L V8 16V SOHC
Transmission:Automatic
VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): WDBBA48D8JA082848
Stock Num: 1534
Make: Mercedes-Benz
Model: 560SL
Year: 1988
Exterior Color: Red
Drive Type: RWD
Number of Doors: 2 Doors
Mileage: 185198
This cherry red Mercedes is a showstopper. The polished chrome paired with the convertible hard top makes this ride a vintage classic. The vehicle has had only two owners in its 26 year lifetime and it shows. Everything has been fully serviced and maintained. Cold A/C, radio works, engine is smooth. This is the SL 560 version, which has the bigger motor for more power than other SL's out there. You can't find a better weekend driver with more luxury and opulance at this price! More photos are available on our company website www.centralfloridaexports.com. Give us a CALL TODAY. Office: 888-420-6954, Cell: 888-420-6954 or email CFEautos@gmail.com. We strive to be 100% accurate! Call us directly to verify vehicle availability or for more details about our in-house financing programs. Prices advertised are cash prices. Can't buy cash? Don't have good credit? No problem. We offer financing for ALL! Si Hablamos Espanol!Central Florida Exports has been Family Owned and Operated in Leesburg, FL since 1980. It has been our goal to provide the finest quality pre-owned vehicles in Lake County for over 30 years. We are conveniently located on U.S. HWY 441. Come in and let us earn your business.
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Mon, Apr 20 2015Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen had said after Malaysia that Ferrari can challenge Mercedes-AMG Petronas purely on pace, beyond the scope of tire wear, in the dry. We didn't see that in China, where Lewis Hamilton easily kept everyone behind and Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel only got close to Mercedes' Nico Rosberg when Rosberg slowed down to conserve his tires. But the Iceman's words seemed prescient during qualifying for the Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix. At the front, nothing has changed so far this year: four races, four pole positions for Lewis Hamilton. Instead of teammate Rosberg next to him, though, he'll look over to see the scarlet Ferrari of Vettel, who took advantage of Rosberg's cautiousness to snatch second place on the grid. In Q2, Rosberg tried to conserve the tires he'd start the race on and said he couldn't get into a groove in Q3, putting in a time 0.147 seconds slower than Vettel. The second Silver Arrows will share his row with the second Ferrari, Raikkonen – yet again – saying he might have left some time on the table during his hot lap but getting around just one tenth off Rosberg's time. Williams is established as the best of the rest behind two teams this year instead of just one last year, Valtteri Bottas claiming fifth ahead of Felipe Massa. Daniel Ricciardo of Infiniti Red Bull Racing said he wants to fight with the Williams', he'll be helped with a good start off the line for the first time this year. Nico Hulkenberg got Force India into Q3 for the first time since the Italian Grand Prix last year and into eighth on the grid, ahead of Carlos Sainz in the Toro Rosso and Romain Grosjean putting in another excellent day's work for Lotus. Come race time, it turned into Mercedes power against Ferrari strategy. When Sky F1 commentator Martin Brundle talks about the Mercedes-AMG Petronas team he often mentions how their engine advantage leads to other advantages throughout the car. Not having to use aerodynamic changes to make up for power unit deficiencies, for instance, means they can run the aero setup they want, which optimizes speed and tire wear throughout a lap. It equates to advantage on top of advantage on top of advantage. That's where Lewis Hamilton is right now, so fundamentally dialed in to his car and his racing that he run the races he wants to run. From the front spot, the Brit ripped off another perfect start and led the field into Turn 1, relinquishing the lead only during pit stops.
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Daimler had won the administrative court decision by challenging France's application of a "safeguard" provision in which the EU allows a country to block sales of cars that would "seriously harm the environment." In spite of Daimler's victory, France has cited that very provision as basis for the continuation of the ban.
Daimler got permission from Germany's KBA federal motor authority to keep selling cars with the coolant banned by EU politicians, and is using that national permission as the right to sell the cars throughout Europe. Meanwhile, above that battle, German politicians are asking the EU to let Mercedes sell the cars in France while the KBA does more testing, at the same time as the EU is threatening Germany with repercussions if it doesn't bring the KBA and Daimler into line.
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