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Had the car since Oct 2019
Purchased with 7K miles
SL400 (450 USA)
Every UK extras box ticked except the magic roof but including ABC Suspension.
So far so good, no real issues except the buzzing sound
from the top of the A Pillar
Had the car since Oct 2019
Purchased with 7K miles
SL400 (450 USA)
Every UK extras box ticked except the magic roof but including ABC Suspension.
So far so good, no real issues except the buzzing sound
from the top of the A Pillar
Nice pic, they put the steering wheel on the wrong side!
No no no, they actually put the steering wheel in the RIGHT side if you look closely.
It’s in the title, Right side, right hand drive, right not wrong.
Who actually came up with the concept of the motor car, he got it Right too.
The Germans changed it just to be different and the Americans just followed suit.l
There is a rumour going around the UK that Ireland are going to run a 6 month trial at getting all the cars to drive on the Right side of the road. If it works out okay they will let the truck do the same.
Happy SL motoring which ever side your steering wheel is on
No no no, they actually put the steering wheel in the RIGHT side if you look closely...Who actually came up with the concept of the motor car, he got it Right too...
Didn't the first car have a tiller rather than a wheel?
BTW, beautiful SL! If those are 18" wheels, you're really lucky.
2019 SL450, 2019 E450 Luxury Trim Wagon, 2024 BMW I7 xDrive60
Originally Posted by Ex cop oap
They are 18” rims yes, Why is that lucky ?
The smaller diameter wheels allow for a deeper tire sidewall, which gives more cushioning, resulting in better ride quality. The choice of tires can really make a difference as well. In addition, I happen to think the wheels you have are great looking. I had them on my 2013.
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Happy SL motoring which ever side your steering wheel is on 
