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SL 63 AMG pictures and specs revealed

31. January 2008

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We really didn’t anticipate that pictures and specs of the next-gen SL 63 AMG would be revealed so fast, but it seems that Mercedes-Benz wanted to jump the gun and release the pictures and details before they get leaked again. Besides the obvious body kit from AMG, the SL 63 will boast an AMG tuned [...]

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Official: The next-generation SL-Class

31. January 2008

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Mercedes-Benz has finally decided to lift the curtain and publish the official pictures as well as full specs of the next-gen SL. To be honest with you, there is nothing new about the pictures, as they are almost the same ones that have been leaked, but the specs and details are the important ones here. The [...]

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Next-gen Mercedes SL pictures

31. January 2008

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The portuguese site AutoPortal has posted last week some leaked pictures of the new generation SL-Class. These pictures confirm what we’ve seen before in many spy-shots as well as the leaked photo that we showed you last week. The site doesn’t add anything regarding specs or price but it says that Mercedes should keep the [...]

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Daimler AG give go-ahead for the first hybrid truck in Europe

30. January 2008

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Deutsche Post World Net is the first logistics company in Europeto trial hybrid trucks in its operations. The go-ahead for the largest fleet test in the company’s history was given on January 29, 2008 during the World Mobility Forum in Stuttgart. Andreas Renschler, member of the Board of Management of Daimler AG and Head of [...]

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RENNtech goes bezerk with 695HP CL65

29. January 2008

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The last few years have seen a flood of 500 horsepower sedans almost pouring out of Germany from BMW, Audi, and Mercedes-Benz. Earlier this month, however, representatives from Mercedes and AMG announced that the “horsepower wars” were over, saying that outright power would no longer be the “main focus” for future sports sedans. Apparently, no-one [...]

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