While it does not offer the added testosterone inducing performance of the AMG badged range, the revised SL-Class is now even more luxurious, thanks to enhanced standard equipment that mixes style with comfort and advanced engineering.
The exterior AMG Sports Package comprises 19-inch AMG five-spoke alloy wheels, lowered sports suspension (by 10mm), revised damper settings and AMG styled side skirts, front and rear aprons.
The SL 350 gets an upgraded brake system with perforated rear brake disks and grey brake callipers with 'Mercedes-Benz' lettering.
In the cabin, the SL benefits from sports seats with perforated leather, designo Platinum White Pearl piping on several areas, sports steering wheel with silver gear shift paddles and perforated leather in grip areas.
Additionally you get chequered flag design instrument cluster, AMG floor mats and black fabric roof lining.
The paint and interior choice have also been updated to now include six new paint colours including a new Polar White as standard. Black leather is now standard in the range, with a cost option of Bengal Red or Porcelain nappa leather. An optional Black Ash Wood trim is also available.
Besides the stock SL-Class models, the SL 63 AMG benefits with an electric panoramic glass sunroof and Parktronic with Active Park Assist as additions. The SL AMG Sport range and revised SL 63 AMG will be available from June 2013 production.
