1989 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class

Convertible

gas

Automatic

WDBBA48D4KA103910

Clear

Gasoline

I am listing this Very low mileage 1989 Mercedes-Benz 560SL with production date of 06/89, My neighbor who Purchased this magnificent example of one of the very last 560SL to come out of Stuttgart. I am a Mercedes-Benz Technician with over 44 years of experience. I Serviced this 560SL since my friends Doctor purchased the car from Mercedes-Benz of Sarasota Florida. it has always been kept in a climate controlled environment and driven only been driven a little bit over 1000 miles since purchase. Included with this car are 4 restored factory rims , Factory Original Radio.also included are brand new center caps and original lug nuts, 2 Master Keys, Books, Please look at the pictures and email me or call me at 9412555624 questions or concerns. PLEASE CONTACT TOM JOYCE AT EITHER 9414084936 Here are some facts:Mercedes 560SL Fast FactsYearProductionCost198611,631$48,200198713,394$55,300198812,193$61,13019898,251$64,300 Horsepower/Torque: 227hp/279 ft/lb Weight: 3,700 lbs The 1972 350SL became the iconic 450SL in 1973 and continued with yearly improvements through 1980. The new "S" Class sedans of 1981 carried the new generation light-alloy M116 3.8 liter powerplants and the SL received this silent if moderately underpowered drivetrain as well. Thus in 1981 production began for the silky smooth 380SL. After five years of production, the initially unreliable 380SL gave way to the muscular 560SL in 1986. In the 560SL, Mercedes got it all just right, offering essentially bullet-proof reliability, satisfying power, and aggressive good looks. The 560SL combined all that Mercedes learned about the V-8 R107 chassis cars into a cultural icon that quietly and confidently told the world its occupants had "arrived." Standard equipment included driver's side airbag and ABS brakes. Interior improvements for the 560SL included lovely burlwood accents, improved lateral seatback support, and a power passenger side mirror. The steering wheel, however, was still fixed and seat adjustments were still carried out manually. Now over 20 years old, this car is attracting new buyers due to its iconic good looks, simplicity, and vault-like build quality. Total production from 1986 through 1989 came to 37,218 units and prices rose a whopping $16,000 from 1986's $48,200 to $64,230 in 1989. Time, however, has not been kind to many examples and savvy buyers do their homework before venturing out to buy their dream 560SL. Check the "Links of Interest" below to reference some effective tools for the 560SL enthusiast. Once you have found your dream 560SL, join the Mercedes-Benz Club of America to find tours and events near you!