1994
Automatic
Tax: £280
Mileage: 20,872
Petrol
1988
Tax: £345
Mileage: 33,000
2013
37.7 mpg
Tax: £290
Mileage: 54,000
1996
28.5 mpg
Mileage: 86,000
2002
19.9 mpg
Tax: £395
Mileage: 90,000
2003
24.1 mpg
Tax: £415
Mileage: 101,000
2004
23.3 mpg
Mileage: 111,102
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28.2 mpg
Mileage: 43,000
2011
21.4 mpg
Tax: £735
Mileage: 15,255
2015
36.7 mpg
Tax: £335
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What do you want the supercar you've always dreamed of to be? Continental cruiser, Fifties throwback or track-ready sportster? With the Mercedes SLS AMG, the choice is yours. This magnificent 21st century interpretation of one of the greatest sportscars ever made is as at home outside the Monte Carlo casino as it is around Monza. And it's a magnificent achievement. Time to see how it rates as a used buy.
Mercedes demanded entry into the supercar club with its SLS AMG and there's more to it than the gullwing doors that will stun bystanders already marvelling at the dramatic retro styling. Its aluminium construction, advanced transmission and highly tuned engine combine to make this one of the most comprehensively engineered Mercedes performance cars we've ever seen. And one of the best driver's machines that the Three-Pointed Star has ever made. It isn't perfect of course. Despite the crowd-pleasing gullwing doors, other exotic supercar rivals have more exclusive looks, especially inside. That apart though, this is astonishingly effect vindication of Mercedes' AMG division's ability to create a supercar able to rival the very best in the business. If you can afford a used one, you'll get yourself a more interesting and arguably more collectable alternative to top Porsche and Aston Martin supercars. An SLS is desirable, it's dramatic and it's a future classic.
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