What will Mercedes replace the SLC with?
Mercedes-Benz isn’t just cutting some of its high-performance sedans. The German automaker has already canceled its X-Class pickup truck. And after 2020, one more model will be gone: the 2-seat convertible Mercedes SLC. Formerly known as the SLK, it’s a more compact version of the 4-seat SL.
When did the Mercedes Benz 450SLC come out?
1977 Mercedes-Benz 450SLC Coupe. Courtesy Mecum Auctions. Image is general in nature and may not reflect the specific vehicle selected. In 1973, Mercedes-Benz introduced a practice that became standard operating procedure for their model lineup.
What’s the difference between a SL roadster and a 450SLC?
They were the essential differences. In all other respects the SLC was the same as the SL roadster. Power was delivered by a smooth and powerful fuel-injected 4.5-litre single overhead camshaft V8, which boasted peak power of 147 kW and top torque of 345 Nm. There was just one transmission on offer, a three-speed floorshift auto.
Is the Mercedes-Benz 450SLC a safe car?
Mercedes-Benz was one of the pioneers of crumple zone technology when it designed its body shells to collapse progressively in a controlled manner back in the 1960s. That means the 450SLC is a lot safer than many cars of its era, which of course was well before the advent of airbags.
What kind of torque does a Mercedes 450SLC have?
The injected SOHC bent eight is the epitome of relaxed, producing max torque at 3000rpm and power (a fairly mild 220 horses – the same as for a 635 of the era) at 5000. Really, you don’t buy one of things to cut lap times.
What kind of engine does a Mercedes 450 SLC have?
The SLC (C107) derivative was a 2-door, hardtop Coupe with normal rear seats and is frequently referred to as an SL Coupe | The 4.5-litre V8 produced 225bhp and 278lb/ft of torque, sufficient to pr… More Info › Gateway Classic Cars of Orlando is proud to present this 1980 Mercedes SLC 450.
Is the Mercedes 450 SLC 5.0 a dream car?
The Mercedes-Benz 450 SLC 5.0 isn’t a dream car, because it’s obscurity and touring car blueprint is a relative buzzkill. But this Bauhaus-worthy super coupe is a homologated racer much like it’s 300 SL forefather.
Where can I buy a 1977 Mercedes 450SLC?
Gateway Classic Cars of Dallas is proud to present this 1976 Mercedes 450SLC. The SL name has always signified a certain level of quality and sophistication and the C107 model would be no exception… More Info › Gateway Classic Cars of Orlando is proud to present this 1977 Mercedes SLC 450.
They were the essential differences. In all other respects the SLC was the same as the SL roadster. Power was delivered by a smooth and powerful fuel-injected 4.5-litre single overhead camshaft V8, which boasted peak power of 147 kW and top torque of 345 Nm. There was just one transmission on offer, a three-speed floorshift auto.