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SL-Class C107 specs

Mercedes-Benz SL-Class C107 380 SLC Coupe

160 kW218 PS215 hp299 Nm1971–1981

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Mercedes-Benz SL-Class C107
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Power
160 kW 218 PS · 215 hp
Torque
299 Nm 221 lb-ft
Kerb weight
1,690 kg
Top speed
215 km/h
Length
4,750 mm
Displacement
3,818 cm³

Under the bonnet of the Mercedes-Benz SL-Class C107 3.8 380 SLC coupe sits a 3.8-litre eight-cylinder petrol engine, good for 160 kW (218 PS) and 299 Nm of torque. The SL-Class C107 3.8 380 SLC has rear-wheel drive.

Against the entry 2.7 280 SLC (136 kW), the SL-Class C107 3.8 380 SLC gains 18% in power; the 4.5 450 SLC (165 kW), strongest of the 4, has 5 kW more. According to our catalog data, the SL-Class C107 3.8 380 SLC reaches 215 km/h, weighs 1,690 kg and has 129 PS per tonne to work with.

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    Engine

    FuelPetrol
    Displacement3,818 cm³ 3.8 l · 233 cu in
    Cylinders8
    Power160 kW 218 PS · 215 hp
    Torque299 Nm 221 lb-ft
    DriveRear-wheel drive

    Performance

    Top speed215 km/h 134 mph

    Dimensions and weight

    Length4,750 mm 187.0 in
    Width1,790 mm 70.5 in
    Height1,330 mm 52.4 in
    Wheelbase2,820 mm 111.0 in
    Kerb weight1,690 kg 3,726 lb

    Production

    Body typeCoupe
    Years1971–1981
    GenerationSL-Class C107 (1971–1981)

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