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"I just wanted to say thank you to Vincent
Troncoso of Walter's Mercedes Benz. You were very helpful and I
appreciate the assistance." - Amanda W.
Thursday, June 13, 2013
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We received a terrific 5-star review on Edmunds!
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"Isaid made our experience quick and easy. We received a great deal and couldn't be happier." - jandc4
Christy D. recommended Walter's Mercedes-Benz on Yelp!
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"We received a great deal and couldn't be happier. Highly recommend purchasing a vehicle here." - Christy D.
Kudos to Arash of the Walter's Mercedes-Benz team for receiving this 5-star review!
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"Extremely happy with this dealership. Arash Himmat , my salesperson was great." - Arne P.
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Monday, June 10, 2013
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Electric Drive breaks Nurburging EV Lap Record
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The Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Coupé Electric Drive may be powered by batteries, but it is a legitimate supercar. It has exotic supercar styling, supercar paint, and a 416,500 Euro ($550,600 at today's rates) supercar price tag. Now, it also has a sub-eight-minute supercar lap time around the Nürburgring Nordschleife.
With Mercedes AMG vehicle development manager Markus Hofbauer behind the wheel, a bright yellow example has laid down an official time of 7:56.234. That's fast enough to embarrass the Audi R8 e-tron and snatch away the production EV record. The only electric vehicle that's done it faster is the Radical-based Toyota Motorsport EV P002, which is, of course, not for sale to the public.
You can watch the Mercedes – which begins making its way into buyer's nicely-appointed garages later this month – quickly wind its way through The Green Hell by scrolling below. Not only do we have video featuring a nice intro and some flyby footage, but there is also a full-length in-car recording with a split-screen view of telemetry and the driver. As a bonus, we've even thrown in a video of Chris Harris spending some quality track time with the car, mostly because it has the best explanation (at the 9:55 mark) of the advanced drivetrain that lies beneath its carbon fiber backbone. Enjoy!
Courtesy of: Auto Blog Green
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