2002 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class Coupe Roadster

The Silver Arrows, as they all became known, were essentially unstoppable in the 1930's. The car was built to conform to the newly introduced 750kg formula that dictated the maximum permissible weight of a race car. The race cars were originally painted a brilliant white. Upon reaching the race track, they weighed nearly four and a half pounds over the allowed maximum weight limit. It was then decided to strip the paint, leaving the bare aluminum body. The cars made the weight and earned forever the nickname 'Silver Arrows.'

This particular car is one of the 1,500 Mercedes-Benz Silver Arrows produced. It has:
- Silver Arrow ultra-metallic paint, black soft top
- Panorama tinted glass hardtop with retractable internal sunshade
- Polished aluminum exterior trim, including front grille, fins on front fender vents, trunk handle, side-window reveal moldings on A-pillars and hardtop, soft top cover trim and wind-deflector frame. Polished stainless steel exhaust finisher
- 8.xJ x 18 front and 9.5J x 18 rear two-piece highly polished 6-spoke alloy wheels
- Star and Laurel center caps. Cross-drilled and internally ventilated front and rear brake rotors with silver-painted calipers
- Black exclusive leather interior treatment, with stitched leather on doors, dash, console and roll bar. Black Nappa leather on seats with metallic silver perforations. Metallic effect black birdseye maple wood trim on console, doors, steering wheel and shift knob.
- Machine aluminum trim with chrome bezels for the instrument cluster and shift gate
- Rubber-studded aluminum pedals
- Illuminated stainless steel door sill trim
- Exclusive leather-trim floor mats
- Silver Arrow insignia on front fenders, door sills, seats and ashtray cover
- Silver Arrow accessory set: an exclusive aluminum-finish briefcase, keychain and pen, each with Silver Arrow insignia, plus a certificate of authenticity for each car.