Win this 2002 Mercedes SL500 Convertible – Old School RRP £9,999
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Win this 2002 Mercedes SL500 Convertible – Old School RRP £9,999

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WIN THIS 2002 MERCEDES-BENZ SL500 CONVERTIBLE

OLD SCHOOL V8 LUXURY

RRP £9,999
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A TRUE OLD SCHOOL MERCEDES

This is a seriously cool piece of early-2000s Mercedes-Benz engineering.

Meet the 2002 Mercedes-Benz SL500 R230 — a luxury two-seat convertible powered by a proper 5.0-litre naturally aspirated V8.

No tiny engine. No fake sound. Just a big, smooth, naturally aspirated Mercedes V8 from an era when the SL sat right at the top of the Mercedes range.

Finished in Black with black 18-inch alloy wheels, this SL500 has the classic stealthy look to match its V8 character.


5.0-LITRE NATURALLY ASPIRATED V8

Under the bonnet sits Mercedes’ legendary M113 5.0-litre V8, producing approximately:

306 BHP
5.0-Litre V8
Rear-Wheel Drive
5-Speed Automatic Transmission

It delivers exactly what you want from an old-school Mercedes GT — effortless power, smooth V8 performance and that unmistakable large-engine feel.

The automatic gearbox also features W / S driving modes, plus manual D+ / D- gear selection.


COUPÉ AND CONVERTIBLE IN ONE

One of the best features of the R230 SL is its fully electric folding metal Vario-Roof.

At the touch of a control, the hardtop folds away automatically into the rear of the car, transforming the SL500 from a luxury coupé into an open-top V8 roadster.

No roof to remove manually.
No separate hardtop to store.

Just roof up or roof down whenever you want it.


ACTIVE BODY CONTROL

The SL500 features Mercedes-Benz ABC — Active Body Control suspension.

This sophisticated hydraulic suspension system was extremely advanced technology when the car was launched and was designed to dramatically reduce body roll, pitch and dive.

The driver can also:

Adjust the vehicle ride height
Select the firmer ABC Sport setting

Perfect for combining comfortable GT cruising with a more controlled driving feel.


HEATED ELECTRIC MEMORY SEATS

Inside, you get a proper luxury Mercedes cabin with:

Fully electric driver’s seat
Fully electric passenger seat
Driver and passenger seat heating
Memory seat functions
Electric seat adjustment
Automatic seat movement for easier access

The seats can electrically move to help make getting in and out easier, while the memory system allows your preferred driving position to be stored.


ELECTRIC ADJUSTABLE STEERING COLUMN

The steering wheel is electrically adjustable:

Up & Down
Forward & Back

Allowing the driver to find the perfect seating and steering position.


FULL AUTOMATIC CLIMATE CONTROL

The SL500 comes with full automatic climate control, allowing the cabin temperature to be controlled for maximum comfort whether you’re driving with the roof up or down.


MERCEDES COMAND

The centre console features the original Mercedes-Benz COMAND infotainment system, including:

Satellite Navigation
Radio
CD Player
CD Changer
Built-In Telephone System
On-Board Computer

The CD changer is positioned behind the seats, alongside additional rear storage compartments.

Pure early-2000s Mercedes luxury.


CRUISE CONTROL & SPEEDTRONIC

For longer journeys, the SL500 features:

Cruise Control
SPEEDTRONIC Speed Limiter

Making this V8 roadster just as comfortable cruising long distances as it is driving with the roof down on a sunny day.


ELECTRIC FOLDING MIRRORS

Further convenience features include:

Electrically adjustable mirrors
Electric folding mirrors
Electric windows

Features we now take for granted, but impressive equipment for a car first registered in 2002.


SAFETY & DRIVER ASSISTANCE

The SL500 was packed with advanced Mercedes safety technology for its era, including:

ESP — Electronic Stability Program
ESP OFF function
ABS
Multiple Airbags
Passenger Airbag Deactivation

The R230 was one of Mercedes-Benz’s technology showcases when new.


18-INCH BLACK ALLOY WHEELS

This SL500 sits on:

18-Inch Black Alloy Wheels
Pirelli Tyres Front & Rear

Combined with the black bodywork, they give the car a much more aggressive and modern appearance while keeping that unmistakable R230 shape.


WHY THIS SL500?

Because this isn’t just another convertible.

It’s a 5.0-litre V8 Mercedes-Benz SL from one of the most memorable eras of Mercedes design.

You get:

5.0-Litre Naturally Aspirated V8
306 BHP
Electric Folding Metal Roof
Active Body Control Suspension
Adjustable Ride Height
Heated Electric Memory Seats
Front & Rear Parking Sensors
Mercedes COMAND Navigation
Full Climate Control
Cruise Control & SPEEDTRONIC
18-Inch Black Alloy Wheels
Rear-Wheel Drive

All wrapped up in one of Mercedes-Benz’s most iconic luxury roadsters.

DREAM IT. WIN IT.

Win this 2002 Mercedes-Benz SL500 Convertible.

RRP £9,999
Cash Alternative Available

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