Mercedes-benz SL-Class is a car made by the German automaker Mercedes-Benz. This pdf brochure covers all information about 2007 Mercedes Benz SL-Class for USA market model SL550/SL600/SL55 AMG/SL 65 AMG. The brochure can be downloaded from the source in the bottom of the article. This brochure is divided into some following sections and content as below : The design (interior design, seating comfort, entertainmetn, exterior design), Dynamics (engine and transmission), 4Matic, safety features, colours and materials (paint upholstery and trim, combination options), Equipment (equipment listing, sport package and accessories), technical data and features, and the service and support.
Like every Mercedes-Benz, the SL-Class is designed to help keep you and your passengers as safe as can be while inside an automobile. Underneath its sleek skin is a comprehensive array of safety features, including High-Strength/Low-Alloy steel that reinforces the rigid safety cage in critical areas. There’s also the highly intuitive technology of Brake Assist, which monitors brake pedal application speed to provide maximum braking power during emergency situations. This can help compensate for driver tendency not to brake hard enough, soon enough. In the event that a rollover is determined to be imminent, a pop-up rollover bar2 will deploy in 0.3 seconds. Additionally, each SL-Class features a five-air bag system as well as the new Occupant Classification System, which automatically turns the front passenger’s front air bag on or off based on the weight category determined by sensor readings from the front passenger seat. Finally, Tele Aid can automatically contact the nearest response personnel upon deployment of an air bag or seat belt Emergency Tensioning Device. Tele Aid can also get automated traffic reports and/or directions within the continental United States and Canada.
For more details about the document, download it from the following source (mbusa.com) :
2007 MERCEDES BENZ SL-CLASS USA BROCHURE CATALOGUE DOWNLOAD
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September 25, 2010 at 1:36 pm
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