- Car Location: Arizona
- Designo Cardinal Red exterior
- Nappa Saddle Brown interior
- 18" AMG Multi Spoke Wheels
- Aluminum interior trim
- AMG Handling Package
- AMG Illuminated door sills
- AMG Night Package
- AMG Trim
- Magic Sky Control panorama roof
- Premium Package 2
- Saddle brown nappa leather
- Smartphone integration package
- Wheel locking bolts
The SLC Class, formerly known as the ‘SLK’ is a series of compact luxury roadsters that were produced by Mercedes Benz since 1996 and went on till 2020. The SLC lineup was a beautiful example of a blend between the rowdy and generally untamable nature of a sporty coupe along with the luxury and comfort of a premium German automobile that saw three generations. The SLK and SLC are recognized not just for their compact dimensions and distinctive shape, but their powered metal folding roofs which are a party piece in their own right. The third generation SLK/SLC was introduced back in 2011 and completely revised in 2016 to acknowledge 20 years of the class. This example is a 2018 Mercedes-Benz AMG SLC 43, hailing from Arizona with just 7,900 miles on the clock.
Exterior and Interior
During its transition from SLK to SLC, the coupe received a more contemporary and sleek design which is reflected in this 2018 Mercedes-Benz AMG SLC 43. Major changes included a completely revised nose that included aggressive headlights and the iconic diamond grille. This car is dressed in a nice Cardinal Red Designo paintwork with 18” AMG multi-spoke wheels including wheel locking bolts. It also includes Mercedes-Benz’ Magic Sky Control panoramic roof which is powered as previously mentioned. The interior is surprisingly roomy for the compact exterior dimensions, with high-quality materials and electrically adjustable, heated seats draped in Saddle Brown Nappa leather. There is also dual-zone climate control, a Harman/Kardon sound system, aluminum interior trim, AMG illuminated door sills, Night Package, Premium Package 2, and Smartphone Integration Package as well.
Engine
Under the hood of this 2018 Mercedes-Benz AMG SLC 43 sits a 3.0L (183ci) Biturbo V6 engine that produces 385hp and 384lb ft. This is sent to the rear wheels via a 9G-Tronic AMG Speedshift TCT automatic gearbox with paddle shifters. Zero to sixty comes up in 4.6 seconds, and the top speed is an electronically limited 155mph. Four-wheel independent AMG-tuned sport suspension ensures that the handling is in tune with the performance, and large disc brakes all-round help reign in the speed and power.
The SLC Class, formerly known as the ‘SLK’ is a series of compact luxury roadsters that were produced by Mercedes Benz since 1996 and went on till 2020. The SLC lineup was a beautiful example of a blend between the rowdy and generally untamable nature of a sporty coupe along with the luxury and comfort of a premium German automobile that saw three generations. The SLK and SLC are recognized not just for their compact dimensions and distinctive shape, but their powered metal folding roofs which are a party piece in their own right. The third generation SLK/SLC was introduced back in 2011 and completely revised in 2016 to acknowledge 20 years of the class. This example is a 2018 Mercedes-Benz AMG SLC 43, hailing from Arizona with just 7,900 miles on the clock.
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