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Check out my 40 inch rims!

I like this quote the best:

"While the Patent Motorwagen used a 958cc four-stroke petrol engine generating 600W of power-less than a hairdryer-the newer version doubles that, generating 1.2kW from the rear-mounted fuel cell that drives the Roadster's electric motor." My what 150 years of technology has done. A carriage pulled by two horses has more power.... technically...

AMG has gone mad....

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This is a sad day, Mercedes AMG has sullied one of its most cherished icons, dropping a 6.0 liter V8 into a camo-painted Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing designed for Bathing Ape Fashion founder NIGO. Ugh.

Mercedes, What Hast Thou Wrought?

The car was built because when you're a billionaire and you got nothing better to do with your money, then why wouldn't you get the oldest auto company in the world to bastardize one of its most sought-after classics? The completely camouflaged car has been equipped with completely upgraded mechanicals including a 6.0-liter V8 and we're assuming an automatic transmission.

Some things money shouldn't be able to buy, like self-respect. We could understand if an outside tuner shop created this abortion, but for Mercedes to have a hand in this is just so wrong on so many levels.

I don t mind the design exercise/makeover; kind predictable though. 1.3KW awsoma powa!...will it chirp second?

The 300SL is appalling, luckily it looks like vinyl so it will as they say "buff right out". They were kinda tricky to drive standard, I wonder what it handles like with the new engine. :D

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