With its storied history of transporting the wealthy in dramatic fashion for over 70 years, the SL is truly an automotive icon. Picturing a 1950’s era SL with its “Gullwing” doors raised is an image even non-car people can elicit.
After a brief hiatus for the 2021 model year, Mercedes has redrawn the SL for a new generation of convertible aficionados this time with an additional 2 seats and an exclusive tune from its in-house speed shop; all 3 SL trims now wear the AMG badge. For those who can afford a 6-figure roadster, this all-new SL will undoubtedly satisfy and though I haven’t driven the base SL 43 with its hybridized 2.0-liter turbo, I would most certainly aspire to this range-topping SL 63 with its twin-turbo V8, 577 horsepower, 590 pound-feet of torque and 0-to-60 mph time of 3.5 seconds. And believe it or not, all of these numbers seem undervalued. This car is a monster…it’s Aaron Judge in a tuxedo. And just like his contract, this car costs a boatload of money…$183,000 to start and $208,000 as seen here.

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