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2003 Mercedes Benz Sl500 Amg Low Miles W/ Gps Loaded Great Condition No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:2003 Mileage:93440
Location:

Valparaiso, Florida, United States

Valparaiso, Florida, United States


Cosmetically the body looks fantastic for a 2003 though there are blemishes on both bumpers: on the underside of the front bumper and the right side of the rear bumper (I've included photos.)     The right exhaust resonator has an extra note indicating a possible loosening baffle.
This Sport AMG edition SL-500 has just about every option except brake assist cruise.  It has GPS, push button start, keyless entry, keyless start, hard top convertible, pano roof, memory and power seats and mirrors including the center rear view mirror, heated seats, lateral stability control and much much more.
Rear tires recently replaced and front tires a year old with plenty of life.
Dealer serviced with all recent records to go with vehicle.  The SL comes with 3 keys:  a FOB key and 2 keyless-go keys.

My wife and I have had a blast owning The Bullet.  SL500s are quite possibly the finest automobiles ever made!  Look at the lines! This car is poetry when standing still and poetry in motion.  
When the SL500's engine roars to life you can feel it in your heart, it has more power than even the largest military Hummer, yet when pushed merely makes a slight whooshing sound and achieves 60mph in 6 seconds, it does, I can attest to it.  Shifting through its gears the SL500's automatic transmission offers continuous, unbroken smooth acceleration more like a silent turbine jet engine. The SL500's ground speed exceeds the speed at which aircraft lift off, and ten SL500s have more power than a locomotive with a lot less weight and noise.  SL500s cost five times what a normal car does not by excess, but by the absence of all the little noises, inconveniences and compromises of lesser cars, it was true when new and it is true 10 years on.

The car must be picked up before February 9th. 

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