- Car Location: Montana
- Factory Options:
- Diamond White Metallic Paint
- Beige leather interior
- Rear view camera
- Active Park Assist
- Leather steering wheel with trim insert
- Front Seat Climate Control
- Air scarf system
- Glass Roof package
- Dynamic Seating Package
- Folding mirrors
- Navigation
- Wood Trim pieces
- AMG 19" Spoked wheels
- Premium Sound System
- Keyless go
Mercedes-Benz is known for a myriad of models in the United States, and one of its iconic nameplates is the SL. Standing for Sport Light or Super Light, the SL is their pinnacle sports car that has been produced since 1954. This is a 2016 Mercedes-Benz SL400 Roadster from the R231 generation that was introduced in 2012 and will bow out in 2021 for the all-new R232 series. Coming from Missouri, this car has done 27,800 miles and makes a fine sports cruiser that can be used as a daily runner or weekend toy, depending on your desires.
Exterior and Interior
This 2016 Mercedes-Benz SL400 Roadster wears a suave Diamond White Metallic paintwork that highlights its sharp design. It rolls on a set of equally clean and neat five-spoke 19” AMG spoked wheels, and sports a folding metal roof that can be raised or dropped with the touch of a button. This roof also comes with the Glass Roof Package that adds a sunroof to this, which allows you to enjoy the light or night sky without having to open the entire roof. The interior complements the suave and simplistic exterior with its beige leather, wood trims and black dash. Two passengers can be accommodated in the cabin, where they can enjoy the Dynamic Seating Package and Front Seat Climate Control packages. Of course, dual-zone climate control for the cabin is present, as is a premium Harman/Kardon sound system with navigation. The Airscarf system blows warm air around the necks of occupants to keep them comfortable when driving with the top down on chilly days. Other toys include the rear view camera, Active Park Assist, leather steering wheel with wood trim insert and paddle shifters, and keyless go, with two keys included in the sale.
Engine
The R231 range offered a variety of gasoline engines ranging from a 3.0L V6 (183ci) to a 6.0L V12 (366ci). A diesel engine was never offered with an SL. This 2016 Mercedes-Benz SL400 Roadster comes with a 3.0L (183ci) M276 DE LA BiTurbo V6 engine that puts out a healthy 328hp and 354 lb.ft, figures that are ample for cruising, as well as pushing on when the mood strikes. Power is sent to the rear wheels via a seven-speed 7G-Tronic Plus automatic gearbox with manual shifting via steering-mounted paddles.
Mercedes-Benz is known for a myriad of models in the United States, and one of its iconic nameplates is the SL. Standing for Sport Light or Super Light, the SL is their pinnacle sports car that has been produced since 1954. This is a 2016 Mercedes-Benz SL400 Roadster from the R231 generation that was introduced in 2012 and will bow out in 2021 for the all-new R232 series. Coming from Missouri, this car has done 27,800 miles and makes a fine sports cruiser that can be used as a daily runner or weekend toy, depending on your desires.
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