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From manufacturing the first car in the world, Mercedes Benz has strived to stay true to their slogan “The Best or Nothing.” Their SL series was initially introduced in 1954 as a racing sports car, but later, it was made into a production version to cater to the personal luxury sports car market. With the dawn of the new century, the 5th generation SL was introduced with all-new styling and continued the previous generation’s trend of factory-available AMG versions.

Exterior and Interior
For the fifth generation, Mercedes-Benz moved away from the boxy design and moved to a sleek and aerodynamic design language that was in line with the first-generation SL. The AMG SL65 had unique touches as well in comparison to other trim levels, such as aggressive bumpers, side skirts, wide arches, and overall an attention-grabbing outlook. Painted in a gleaming black color with chrome fittings all around and a convertible hardtop, our subject car remains a stunning example of sports car. It sits on a set of 19-inch AMG two-piece wheels with anthracite spokes while the lowered AMG suspension completes the stance of it. Moreover, it also features auto-leveling and adaptive suspension to maximize comfort and handling. This 2007 Mercedes Benz SL65 AMG makes life easier with remote keyless entry and a refined cabin with wood accents. However, it is a rapid performer that will allow you to exploit the speed-sensing steering to the fullest. Being a convertible, safety is ensured with integrated rollover protection gear and anti-whiplash head restraints.

Engine
Nestling underneath the unassuming silhouette of this 2007 Mercedes Benz SL65 AMG is a mighty 6.0L Twin-turbocharged V12 engine that is rated at 604 horsepower and a staggering 738 pound-feet of torque. A 5-speed automatic transmission with touch shift sends power to the rear wheels. Traction control and electronic stability control are a few onboard assistance features that can help you harness its power.