About this Mercedes-Benz SL Series

NEW ARRIVAL - 20/06/2025

The Mercedes R230 emerged from a five year development cycle to premiere at the 2001 Frankfurt Motor Show. After the charming angularity of the R129, the new car looked impressively slippery, more organic looking, sleek even. It looked sleek because it was and a new electrically folding steel top was a key feature of the new model. The new “Vario” roof employed eleven hydraulic cylinders to deploy in just 16 seconds. Other, if less obvious, innovations included Sensotronic Braking System (SBS) which removed any physical connection between the pedal and the pads. This enabled the ECU to link with suspension sensors to allocate braking to each wheel. Active Body Control (ABC) was also new and combined conventional spring and dampers with a hydraulic servo to manage roll and deliver switchable modes. Once again the Mercedes-Benz SL was bang up to date and ready to take on the world.

The car was first registered on the 26th March 2003 and its had a total of 5 previous keepers with the current owner acquiring the car on its 19th birthday on 26th March 2022.

Brilliant Silver Metallic with Flamenco Red Leather trim
18-inch AMG Five Spoke Alloys
M113 5-litre V8 engine (4966cc) Naturally Aspirated - 302 bhp
5G Tronic Automatic Transmission
81,429 Miles from new with a FSH

The Plate BNZ 558 is included - original plate: WV03 DZW

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ULEZ Compliant

FULL DETAILS PHOTOGRAPHS AND A VIDEO TO FOLLOW

NB: Photo's shown are of a car with almost the same specification except the 18" AMG Alloys on our car are nicer!

Car on display @ our showrooms in South West London.

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