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The Mercedes-Benz SLK350 is all-new and much improved for the 2012 model year. In February, 2012, Mercedes will be adding the turbocharged 4-cylinder SLK250 at the bottom of the lineup, and the SLK55 AMG model at the top, and more performance and sophisticated style throughout.
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For 2010, Mercedes-Benz introduces the limited production SLK300 Diamond White Edition. The car features Diamond White metallic paint, two-tone interior with baseball stitching, sport suspension and 18-inch AMG alloy wheels. Fewer than 100 copies will be sold in the U.S., so you best get your order in fast.
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The SLK280 is replaced by the SLK300, which features the same engine but with a few more standard features. The SLK350 receives a bump in power to 300 horsepower and new 17-inch wheels. All SLK's receive slight exterior changes as well as a new variable ratio Direct Steering System.
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A ten-year anniversary "Edition 10" trim joins the lineup, available as an SLK280 or SLK350 and offering a standard automatic transmission, 17-inch wheels and red stitching on the seats and dash.
About Mercedes-Benz SLK-Class
The Mercedes-Benz SLK is one of the more desirable premium roadsters, as it offers the advantages of both a hardtop coupe and an open-air convertible. Mercedes-Benz helped pioneer the retractable hardtop and the latest iteration operates with unwavering efficiency, capable of being raised or lowered in just 22 seconds. Beyond the SLK's gorgeous exterior, stunning interior and enthusiast-inspired performance and handling capabilities, the car's most attractive feature is its price. With a sticker starting below $45,000, the SLK is well within reach of luxury car buyers seeking a fun second vehicle for weekend getaways or romantic moonlight drives. A tiny trunk and minimal interior storage might limit how far you go and how much you take, but you'll enjoy every minute of the drive.
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