SL55/63/65/R230 AMG: How old are you ???
Last edited by dunderhi; Aug 22, 2007 at 12:35 AM. Reason: typo

I am looking at acquiring a 2007+ SL 600 in the next three months, when I dispose the sedan. I am living in the fast lane of bachelorhood, and no signs of slowing down in the near future, so no need for the rear seat or doors, or roof for that matter. Simultaneously, I sold my house at the burbs and bought a loft in the small but vivid local downtown.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
I'm waiting to find an available SL 65 to trade in the 55 too, anyone out there looking to sell theres?
Here's a tip, trade in the 500 for a 55
I got my first MBZ ML430 in 2000, and my second MBZ, 2000 E55 in 2003.

Get a performance upgrade, and you will be even more happy.

. Serously no complaints at all.I'm waiting to find an available SL 65 to trade in the 55 too, anyone out there looking to sell theres?
Here's a tip, trade in the 500 for a 55

I've must have seen 100 SL55/65's driving around in Orange County in the last couple of years... and probably can count on a single hand the amount of people who I would guess to be under 35 driving them... Yet on this board 20 something's seem to own 9 out of 10 of them.
Just saying...
~ Ian
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I just love the lines of the SL. I think it is the most elegant of the high-end cars. No offense to others intended, but I didn't want the "mid-life crisis" connotations of the Porsche. The Ferrari is a bit unpractical and too ostentatious. The SL is classy and understated (well, sort of). I was originally going to get a new 2007 SL550, but the 1st year depreciation was just too much to stomach. So for a little less money, I got the 2006 SL55, and I am very happy with it. I just wish MB would put more standard features in it, as found in other luxury brands, and please.....upgrade that primitive navigation system (or just copy the one from Lexus).
Last edited by KR_Chicago; Aug 23, 2007 at 09:25 PM.
I was shopping around and decided I wanted to go for a "bachelor" car since I'm fairly young. I came to the decision that I liked the SL55 and Bentley Continental GT the most. I chose to go with the SL55 since it's a hard top convertible 2-seater (the Bentley doesn't necessarily spell "bachelor"...since the rear seats could imply that I have a family...plus Bentley's are considered to be cars for individuals in older generations), it's sporty yet comfortable, being 6'3" and having broad shoulders I am able to fit in it (very few convertibles I can properly fit in), used to catch attention...it's simply a great all around car.
I've must have seen 100 SL55/65's driving around in Orange County in the last couple of years... and probably can count on a single hand the amount of people who I would guess to be under 35 driving them... Yet on this board 20 something's seem to own 9 out of 10 of them.
Just saying...
~ Ian

This thread is awesome, and I suspect about 25% honest.
Me, 38, and have bought and sold 4 SL's in a year for the pure enjoyment of it.







