Showing posts with label Mercedes SLR McLaren. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mercedes SLR McLaren. Show all posts

Thursday, July 17, 2008

Horrific Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Crash in Qatar

According to reports, this hair-raising accident happened in Qatar sometime during the morning of July 15th when the 22-year-old driver of the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren allegedly lost control of the vehicle. We don’t know for sure if the driver actually made it out alive or any other details for that matter, but as you can see in the pictures after the jump, the SLR was literally torn into pieces

Horrific Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Crash in Qatar

According to reports, this hair-raising accident happened in Qatar sometime during the morning of July 15th when the 22-year-old driver of the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren allegedly lost control of the vehicle. We don’t know for sure if the driver actually made it out alive or any other details for that matter, but as you can see in the pictures after the jump, the SLR was literally torn into pieces

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Renntech Mercedes SLR McLaren 722 PKG2 with 740Hp

Renntech is updating its offerings with the introduction of the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren 722 PKG2. Compared to last year’s PKG1 that boosted the standard SLR 722’s output from 650Hp to 722Hp, the PKG2 adds a less restrictive, motorsports-style exhaust system and re-mapped ECU software resulting to over 740Hp at 6400 rpm. Moreover, Renntech now offers its Signature 10 spoke wheels in SLR offsets

Renntech Mercedes SLR McLaren 722 PKG2 with 740Hp

Renntech is updating its offerings with the introduction of the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren 722 PKG2. Compared to last year’s PKG1 that boosted the standard SLR 722’s output from 650Hp to 722Hp, the PKG2 adds a less restrictive, motorsports-style exhaust system and re-mapped ECU software resulting to over 740Hp at 6400 rpm. Moreover, Renntech now offers its Signature 10 spoke wheels in SLR offsets

Renntech Mercedes SLR McLaren 722 PKG2 with 740Hp

Renntech is updating its offerings with the introduction of the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren 722 PKG2. Compared to last year’s PKG1 that boosted the standard SLR 722’s output from 650Hp to 722Hp, the PKG2 adds a less restrictive, motorsports-style exhaust system and re-mapped ECU software resulting to over 740Hp at 6400 rpm. Moreover, Renntech now offers its Signature 10 spoke wheels in SLR offsets

Wednesday, April 2, 2008

Mercedes-Benz Ending McLaren SLR Production in 2009

In less than a year’s time, Mercedes-Benz will terminate the production of its McLaren SLR Roadster -the Coupe stopped being produced at the end of 2007, thus ending the supercar’s five-year scheduled run. Even though the SLR’s production rose to 275 units last year, up by 14 cars compared to 2006, that number is still a far cry from Mercedes’ initial estimates of 400 to 500 units a year. Via:

Mercedes-Benz Ending McLaren SLR Production in 2009

In less than a year’s time, Mercedes-Benz will terminate the production of its McLaren SLR Roadster -the Coupe stopped being produced at the end of 2007, thus ending the supercar’s five-year scheduled run. Even though the SLR’s production rose to 275 units last year, up by 14 cars compared to 2006, that number is still a far cry from Mercedes’ initial estimates of 400 to 500 units a year. Via:

Mercedes-Benz Ending McLaren SLR Production in 2009

In less than a year’s time, Mercedes-Benz will terminate the production of its McLaren SLR Roadster -the Coupe stopped being produced at the end of 2007, thus ending the supercar’s five-year scheduled run. Even though the SLR’s production rose to 275 units last year, up by 14 cars compared to 2006, that number is still a far cry from Mercedes’ initial estimates of 400 to 500 units a year. Via:

Mercedes-Benz Ending McLaren SLR Production in 2009

In less than a year’s time, Mercedes-Benz will terminate the production of its McLaren SLR Roadster -the Coupe stopped being produced at the end of 2007, thus ending the supercar’s five-year scheduled run. Even though the SLR’s production rose to 275 units last year, up by 14 cars compared to 2006, that number is still a far cry from Mercedes’ initial estimates of 400 to 500 units a year. Via:

Mercedes-Benz Ending McLaren SLR Production in 2009

In less than a year’s time, Mercedes-Benz will terminate the production of its McLaren SLR Roadster -the Coupe stopped being produced at the end of 2007, thus ending the supercar’s five-year scheduled run. Even though the SLR’s production rose to 275 units last year, up by 14 cars compared to 2006, that number is still a far cry from Mercedes’ initial estimates of 400 to 500 units a year. Via:

Mercedes-Benz Ending McLaren SLR Production in 2009

In less than a year’s time, Mercedes-Benz will terminate the production of its McLaren SLR Roadster -the Coupe stopped being produced at the end of 2007, thus ending the supercar’s five-year scheduled run. Even though the SLR’s production rose to 275 units last year, up by 14 cars compared to 2006, that number is still a far cry from Mercedes’ initial estimates of 400 to 500 units a year. Via:

Thursday, January 10, 2008

Mercedes-Benz Recalling Three MY 2007 SLR McLaren vehicles

We couldn’t resist not posting this recall: Mercedes-Benz USA is recalling 3 -yes, that’s three-, MY 2007 SLR McLaren vehicles due to a faulty windscreen installation. According to Merc, either the primer or activator was missing at the time of installation. The recall (of all three cars…) is expected to begin this month (January) with dealers removing the windshields, cleaning and reinstalling

Friday, November 30, 2007

BRABUS Mercedes SLR McLaren Roadster Debuts In Essen

Making its world premiere at the Essen Motor Show today (Nov. 30, 2007), the Brabus prepped Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren Roadster is one of the few tuned supercars that we wouldn’t mind seeing in our garage. Maybe that's because the German's restrained themselves to a carbon fiber front spoiler that minimizes lift on the front axle, a corresponding rear diffuser also made from exposed carbon fiber

Friday, November 9, 2007

RENNtech Karting / Aixro XR50: Inspired From The Mercedes SLR

If I had a loved one, the RENNtech Karting / Aixro XR50 may have been the perfect toy for asking this Christmas –think Santa will be generous this year and send me the cart and the...girls? Clearly inspired from the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren 722 GTR (click here for details), RENNtech’s cart is equipped with a 50Hp strong rotary engine that’s more than enough to sweep you off your feet. -More pics