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Mercedes SLC Spied while Testing

Wed, Aug 8, 2007

SL-Class, Spy Shot

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The guys over at WorldCarFans have posted some very interesting spy shots of what looks to be the upcoming SLC. The Mercedes engineers have been photographed prepping the car for a test drive; the car itself is totally cover almost the entire time, revealing the front nose of the car for a split second. This image is certainly one of the more interesting ones, giving us an idea of what the shape of the car will be; it’s clearly noticeable that it will have a very low center of gravity, perfect for a super sports car. Head over to WCF and check out the gallery.

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Photos by KGP Photography

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  1. Jimmy Grewal Says:
    August 8th, 2007 at 9:34 pm

    I love the fact that the prototype has front turn indicators from the G-Class. Two vehicles on opposite ends of the driving spectrum.

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  1. BenzInsider.com - The Official Mercedes-Benz Fan Blog » More Mercedes SLC Spy Shots Says:
    August 9th, 2007 at 4:56 am

    [...] Yesterday, we reported on the “SLC” spy shots, but most of the images that were taken showed nothing but a covered test vehicle in the desert. Today, Autoblog received some better pictures from the spies who probably waited the whole day in the California sun to bring us these images - respect. Now, this batch of pictures is clearly better than the previous, but unfortunately, due to the creative folks at Mercedes, we still can’t see anything. Actually what I see, other people have also noticed too, is that the test vehicle looks like a Viper. Almost everything reminds me of the Dodge Viper, including the long front nose, and even the back. [...]

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