1998 Mercedes Benz R170 Slk 230 Kompressor Only 88k Miles Immaculate!! on 2040-cars
Fair Haven, New Jersey, United States
1998 MERCEDES BENZ R170 SLK 230 KOMPRESSOR. Retractable hardtop/convertible. Silver over Black Leather. 88k miles. 2nd owner since 2003/28k miles. Clean Carfax. 193 BHP 2.3 liter Supecharged 4 cylinder automatic. All books/manuals/service records. Original MBZ tool kit/first aid kit/Stereo w/6 Disk Changer. 1 master key with remote and 1 valet key. All original, no mods or aftermarket parts.
Recent work completed includes: -Oil service w/mobile 1 5w30 OEM MBZ oil filter -Tighten loose oil pan bolts. Replace 3 missing bolts -New Rear Brakes w/ OEM pads/rotors (Front pads are 90% remaining) -Oil Seperator Hose -Fresh Coolant -Air Filter -Power Steering return hose -Alternator Drive Belt/Serpentine Belt -2 Kumho Ecsta tires on front-match the rear which are at roughly 60% -4 Wheel Alignment -New OEM wiper blades/inserts -New OEM all season mats -New antenna/aerial All fluids clean. Retractable top works flawlessly. All work performed by Contemporary Motors (Local MBZ Dealer) and ASC Automotive. Inspected thru 1/2015 SLK is immaculate. No mechanical issues. Everything works as it should. Underside of motor is dry, no leaks. Interior plastic console, dash parts, etc. were originally manufactured with a soft, textured finish. These peeled over time and looked awful. THIS SLK has had its interior professionally refinished. Looks FANTASTIC! OUTSTANDING EXAMPLE OF FIRST GENERATION SLK! Email with any questions. |
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Bosch builds an infotainment system that just might not suck
Tue, Jan 30 2018As far as we've come with in-car infotainment and interfaces over the past decade or so, we still have a long way to go — as most current systems show. Whether it's high-end brands like Mercedes-Benz with its kludgy COMAND system, which we hope will be replaced with the MBUX platform revealed at CES, or more mainstream vehicles like Hondas (with their frustrating, knobless Display Audio interface), getting the kind of content and ease of use in the car that we're used to having on other connected devices is far too complex and sometimes costly. While Apple and Google have tried to ride to the rescue with CarPlay and Android Auto, respectively, they're limited solutions. No automaker or tech supplier has been able to deliver an easy, economical, flexible and non-distracting infotainment solution. But Bosch could be closing in on this elusive goal, given the digital cockpit concept demo I recently received at CES. Displayed in a Cadillac Escalade, the concept featured five interconnected color screens: one in the instrument cluster, two in the center console, and two more in the front-seat headrest for second-row passengers. The digital cockpit concept demo had cool features such as haptic-feedback touch-screen controls that created an edge-like feeling similar to a physical button, facial recognition to confirm driver credentials, and the intelligence to know the location of a phone in the car to lock it out to keep the driver from texting. The most significant aspect of the Bosch digital cockpit concept wasn't visible — but shows the company's vision for a future of seamless, convenient, cost-effective and safe in-car infotainment. It's powered by a single electronic control unit (ECU) that can simultaneously run multiple operating systems and also separates vehicle and infotainment controls for critical safety and cybersecurity reasons. Most modern cars can have as many as 100 separate ECUs, Philip Ventimiglia, product manager for Bosch Car Multimedia North America, explained at CES, and several just for infotainment functions. "The goal is to reduce that to about 10 so that we can save cost throughout the vehicle and enable new technologies," he added. "OEMs want to put more technology into cars, but it costs money," Ventimiglia said.
Ford Edge ST and Mercedes-AMG E 53 | Autoblog Podcast #557
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Mansory G63 AMG Sahara Edition substitutes performance for taste
Wed, Mar 4 2015We aren't sure if it's an unwritten rule or not, but it seems like European tuners are wholly incapable of building cars whose aesthetics don't offend people blessed with the gift of sight. Take Mansory, for example. The Swiss tuner has turned its hand to the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, a vehicle that on it's own is not exactly a visual stunner. Functional sure, but not exactly beautiful. But with Mansory wielding the design pen, the result is, well, yeah. It's not great. This is the Mansory G63 AMG Sahara Edition, and surprisingly, its camouflaged paint scheme is one of its least obnoxious qualities. But its grille, headlights, hood scoop, roof-mounted lights and rear spoiler just don't do this Mercedes any favors. And for some reason, the tuning firm has decided to put two different styles of 22-inch alloys. The driver's side isn't horrible, although we can't say the same about passenger-side hoops. The interior treatment is nothing compared to the cabin, though. Falcons. There are falcons in the headrests. No, we don't know why either. The avian theme isn't limited to the headrests, though, as Mansory has added wings to the seats, dash and door panels, all the while continuing on with camouflage color scheme on certain interior surfaces. Of course, if you can live with the design decisions, you'll be getting a ludicrously potent G-Wagen. Mansory has boosted the 5.5-liter, biturbocharged V8 to 828 horsepower while it's actually been limited to 737 pound-feet of torque. We aren't sure what the addition of 292 hp and 177 lb-ft of torque does to the G63's run to 60, although we're betting the Mansory version is a lot quick than the 5.3-second stock time. Check out our live gallery of the G63 AMG Sahara Edition, from the floor of the 2015 Geneva Motor Show. Related Video: