The Mercedes 300 SL is the epitome of comfortable yet sporty motoring in the luxury roadster class of the 1970s and 1980s.
Its lightweight, sporty inline six-cylinder engine is hardly inferior to the large 500 V8 in terms of performance, and thanks to the significantly lower weight on the front axle, the roadster can be manoeuvred nimbly around bends.
Mercedes 300 SL R107
- 24.02.1988
- 115.200 km
- 132 kW (180 PS)
- 2.932 ccm
- 4-speed automatic
- smoked silver metallic
- Fabric Karo black
- Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
- Rev counter
- Electrically heated rear window (laminated glass)
- Burl walnut wood trim
- Leather-trimmed steering wheel and gear lever
- 5-fold alloy wheels
- Central locking
- Automatic aerial when radio is fitted
- Outside temperature display
- Folding armrest
- Leather steering wheel and leather gear lever
- Becker Grand Prix radio
- Headlight and windscreen wiper system
- Heated front seats
- Heat-insulating glass all round, windscreen with band filter