2014 Mercedes-benz Cl-class 19 Amg Triple 5‑spoke 4matic Sport Package on 2040-cars
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Uninhibited. When you think about the milestones Mercedes-Benz has set during the history of the automobile, a
clear pattern emerges. From trendsetting style to groundbreaking safety, the heritage they collectively created has
always been one of thrusting history forward. It’s evident in the way every element of a car transforms not just
itself but the entire motoring world — as imagination gives birth to innovation, optimism begets opportunity,
and engineering sparks emotion. It’s something that’s both visible and tangible in the CL‑Class. Its airy
pillarless profile embraces the sumptuous four-seat cabin without closing in on it. And it composes rigid standards
in performance, comfort and safety into an openly jubilant driving experience. Mercedes-Benz only makes the four
models of the CL‑Class in limited numbers. That’s precisely why they feel unconstrained by the limitations of
ordinary cars. And it’s how they set your inhibitions free as well.
An advanced 429‑hp biturbo V‑8 rushes the CL 550 to 60 mph in 4.8 seconds. 2 Its paddle-shifted 7‑speed
automatic has been engineered for crisp, smooth and efficient shifting. Its semi-active AIRMATIC suspension
expertly balances comfort and handling, while featuring 4‑wheel level control and a selectable Sport mode.
Mercedes-Benz CL-Class for Sale
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