Mercedes SLS AMG view

From the first instant you get into the SLS there's no breaking away the unrealistically extended nose.
Mercedes SLS AMG


Mercedes SLS AMG


Mercedes SLS AMG


Mercedes SLS AMG


Mercedes SLS AMG


Mercedes SLS AMG


Mercedes SLS AMG


Mercedes SLS AMG


Mercedes SLS AMG


Mercedes SLS AMG


Mercedes SLS AMG



The closest proportional auto I am able to consider that sits the driver so far from the front hub is the 2009 BMW Z4, but where that auto's been illustrated as a jokester shoe, Pulitzer Prize-winning computerized hack Dan Neil expresss the SLS looks similar to "a hairbrush." Unlike that auto, the SLS is in addition vast (76 creeps) so managing it out of a parking area is a dismaying undertaking, needing putting the front wheels with guestimation versus vision. Open the hood and there's an exceptional foot of clear space betwixt the radiator and the airboxes mounted unequivocally in front of the motor. Exceptional bundling this is not, but this extended nose gives the understated super auto the just image based acting piece it positively has; the truncated lodge and level top encourage to stress actually what the vast Merc is pressing up front. The lodge is additionally assist midship than it feels, with the proportionally expansive 22-gallon tank sitting among the seats and the back pivot.

Mercedes-Benz Shows New C-Class Coupe and SLS AMG Roadster in Super Bowl Spots

In an exclusive pre-game release and following a behind-the-scenes version that we showed you on Friday, Mercedes-Benz has published an extended cut edition of its Super Bowl XLV commercial called 'Welcome'. With this ad, the German automaker 'welcomes' four new additions to its range including the next generation SLK roadster and CLS 63 AMG, as well as two never before seen (at least not officially) models, the SLS AMG Roadster and the C-Class Coupe. The quartet of new Mercedes-Benz cars can be seen towards the end of the video, which is posted for your viewing pleasure after the break.

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Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT3 Takes Third Place in its First 24H Race

Mercedes-Benz completed the development and testing phase of its SLS AMG GT3 racecar last week by taking part in the Abu Dhabi 24-hour endurance race (January 13 to 15). All three participating teams managed to finish the race, with the number 7 Black Falcon vehicle driven by Thomas Jager, Jan Seyffarth, Kenneth Heyer, and Sean Paul Breslin claiming third place.

"It was a good team performance overall which was rewarded with a third place that we can be proud of," said Thomas Jäger. "Achieving a good finish for all three cars at the first attempt was an important affirmation for all those involved.".

The SLS AMG GT3 competing for Heico Motorsport with starting number 9, took seventh place overall, coming in 18 laps behind the winner, while Black Falcon's second gull-wing model finished 69 laps behind the winner to claim 24th place.

It's worth noting that all three SLS AMG GT3s in the 24H Dubai race sported the Ducati logo, which refers to the partnership agreed in November 2010 between Mercedes-AMG GmbH and Ducati Motor.

According to Mercredes-Benz, following homologation and specification of the balance of performance by the FIA worldwide governing body, delivery of the SLS AMG GT3 will commence at the end of February 2011 with the sales price set at be € 334,000 Euro (net) /€ 397,460 (incl. 19 % VAT).

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