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2011 Mercedes-benz Sls Amg Base Coupe 2-door 6.3l on 2040-cars

US $128,000.00
Year:2011 Mileage:2980
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odessa, odessa, Ukraine

odessa, odessa, Ukraine
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SLS AMG Coupe

Grundpreis ˆ 157.000, 00

Serienausstattung

429 AMG SPEEDSCHIFT DCT-7Gang Sportgetriebe ˆ 0, 00

551 Einbruch-Diebstahl-Warnanlage ˆ 0, 00

581 Multi-Zonnen-Komfort-Klimatisierungsautomatic ˆ 0, 00

600 Scheinwerferreinigungsanlage ˆ 0, 00

61U Alcantara Innenhimmel schwarz ˆ 0, 00

614 Bi-Xenon-Schenwerfer mit integriertem LED-Tagfahrlicht ˆ 0, 00

882 Innenraumabsicherung mit Abschleppschutz ˆ 0, 00

Sonderausstattung

197 Obsidianschwarz Metallic ˆ 0, 00

555 Leder Nappa Exklusiv designo sand/schwarz zweifarbig ˆ 2.550, 00

B07 AMG Keramik Hochleistungs-Verbundbremsanlage ˆ 9.600, 00

B12 Radwechselwerkzeug ˆ 25, 00

H73 AMG Zierelemente Carbon ˆ 0, 00

K11 Adaptive Bremsleuchten in LED-Ausfuhrung ˆ 0, 00

R01 Sommerreifen ˆ 0, 00

218 Ruckfahrkamera ˆ 400, 00

236 LED-Tagfahrlicht ˆ 0, 00

249 Innen- und Aussenspiegel automatisch abblendbar ˆ 540, 00

275 Memory-Paket ˆ 1.250 ,00

31P AMG Carbon-Paket Interieur ˆ 7.100, 00

475 Reifendruckkontrolle ˆ 0, 00

500 Aussenspiegel links und rechst elektrisch herank. ˆ 0, 00

512 COMMAND APS mit integriertem 6-fach DVD-Wechsler ˆ 300, 00

518 Media Interface inkl. Consumer-Kabel Kit. ˆ 250, 00

766 AMG Schmiederader im 10-Speichen-Design, 4-fach ˆ 2.000, 00

773 AMG Carbon Aussenspiegel ˆ 1.250, 00

801 Model Jahr 2011 ˆ 0, 00

811 Bang&Olufsen BeoSound AMG ˆ 5.950, 00

887 Separate Heckdeckelverriegelung ˆ 0

966 COC (EU5) ˆ 0, 00

Ueberfuehrungskosten ˆ 1.600, 00

Nettopreis ˆ 189.815, 00

19% Ust ˆ 36.065, 85

Kaufpreis ab Werk ˆ 225.879, 85

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Race Recap: 2016 European GP was a cakewalk for Rosberg

Mon, Jun 20 2016

Formula 1 teams had no setup data or tire information for the six-kilometer Baku City Circuit hosting the European Grand Prix, and that's the reason for much of the weekend's excitement. Nico Rosberg snatched pole position after Mercedes-AMG Petronas teammate Lewis Hamilton hit the wall during qualifying. When the lights went out, Rosberg put in a clinical drive way out front to score his second career grand slam: pole position, leading every lap, fastest lap, and victory. Sebastian Vettel put in a similarly lonely drive in his Ferrari to second. The German had little to do on track other than get around his teammate on Lap 28, and that came courtesy of team orders. Sergio Perez started from second on the grid, but a gearbox change after clouting the wall during Free Practice dropped him to seventh. The Mexican cut his way through the field after his sole pit stop on Lap 17 of the 51-lap race, passing Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen for third on the final lap. It's Perez's second podium in three races after finishing third in Monaco. Force India has five podium finishes in its eight-year history, and Perez's name is on four of them. Raikkonen followed in fourth. Stewards hit the Finn with a five-second penalty for crossing the pit-entry line during the race, so even if Perez hadn't passed him on track, Raikkonen would have been classified fourth. Hamilton's up-and-down weekend ended with a burst of radio messages and a whimper. He climbed from tenth on the grid to fifth in the race, then his energy recovery system began harvesting in the wrong places. The snafu cost Hamilton two seconds per lap compared to the leaders. The trouble came from a switch turned to the incorrect position, but the FIA ban on driver assistance meant Hamilton's engineer couldn't tell the driver how to fix the problem. At one point when Hamilton said he was going to reset the whole car, his engineer replied, "Um, we don't advise that, Lewis." Hamilton finally found the proper setting on Lap 43, but turned the engine down again when he realized he couldn't catch the leaders. Mercedes said that Rosberg had the same issue, but Rosberg fixed it on his own. Valtteri Bottas got his Williams across the line four seconds behind Hamilton. Red Bull teammates Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen couldn't get their tires to work, forcing both racers to pit twice before finishing seventh and eighth.

Mercedes-Benz F 015 Luxury in Motion has an absurd name, remarkable vision

Tue, Jan 13 2015

We often hear about cars that don't look good in pictures. "You need to see it in person," people say. Well, the Mercedes-Benz F 015 Luxury in Motion, which the company brought to Detroit after debuting it at CES, is just such a vehicle. Besides having a very silly name and looking, according to one Autoblog editor, like a suppository, this is a genuinely striking piece of design when viewed in the metal. The shape is aerodynamic in the extreme, but still features subtle details and styling cues. Whether that be the small dorsal ridge on the roof, the simply huge wheels and the Cylon-like, wraparound taillights, despite a fairly uniform shape, there's still a lot to see on the F 015. That's doubly true in the cabin, which is typically luxurious, while also doubling as a rolling lounge withs eating for four. Accessible via barn doors that open up to 90 degrees, the F 015's cabin features fine woods and leathers, as well as seats that swivel around to face each other. Screens abound (there are six in total), and gesture-and-touch-based controls are the order of the day, producing what Mercedes calls a "digital arena." As an autonomous vehicle, MB doesn't offer a lot of technical information on propulsion or guidance systems, simply saying that the pod-like concept could accommodate an electric motor and fuel cell. Take a look at our gallery of live images Mercedes' sci-fi vision, and if there's an auto show coming to your neck of the woods, get out and see this strange and impressive car.

13-year-old boy swipes dad's Mercedes, drives across Europe

Wed, 16 Jan 2013

After an argument with his adoptive parents that resulted in them taking away his mobile phone, an angry 13-year-old boy ran away from his home in Italy and headed straight to Poland to meet his biological sister. But instead of taking the train or hitching a ride, like most on the run, the young man (an accomplished go-kart racer and car enthusiast) grabbed the keys to his father's Mercedes-Benz and jumped behind the wheel for an impromptu road trip.
With less than 200 euros (about $270) in his wallet and a passport in his pocket, the youngster managed to put more than 500 miles between himself and his distraught parents, crossing two international borders in the process, before German police nabbed him just shy of the Polish border. According to reports, the vehicle was tracked - it wasn't his driving that alerted authorities to his location.
Reunited with his mother and father, who traveled to Germany to retrieve both their son and the vehicle, the young man apologized and acknowledged his error. As a result of his actions, social workers will increase checks on the family and we can be sure his parents are now hiding the keys.