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The most costly of the Mercedes-Benz sports cars and a member of the lineup for the longest time, the luxurious SL series is awaiting a substantial redesign. That won’t happen for another year or two, so the SL500 and SL600 carry on into 2001 with new “aerodynamic” lower-body styling, courtesy of AMG, Mercedes-Benz’s performance division. AMG two-piece wheels are installed on the SL600 this season. Standard on both is the Tele Aid emergency communication system, which adds several new features including vehicle diagnostics, remote door unlocking and alarm monitoring. These services are available 24 hours a day from the Tele Aid assistance center. Read More
2 Available SL-Class Trims
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