This convertible Mercedes-Benz 380SL from 1985 comes in a lovely Champagne Metallic Gold color and is in great shape. Check it out! The Mercedes-Benz R107 380SL blended sport and luxury from 1971 to ...

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This 1984 Mercedes-Benz 380SL is a highly original, low-mileage example of the iconic R107-generation luxury roadster showing 74,000 original miles. Finished in its timeless factory styling over a ...

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From the October 1985 issue of Car and Driver. No matter how many times you see one whipping down Sunset Boulevard, a 380SL always seems like a hallucination. The whole idea of a Merc convertible is ...

Today's Nice Price or No Dice 380SL carries an unassuming surprise under its hood; an LT1 out of a Corvette. Let's see if its price tag leaves us just as surprised. When Tina Turner's Aunty Entity ...

The R107 was one of the longest-running single models that Mercedes-Benz has ever produced, second only to the G-Wagen. It was introduced in 1971, and production ceased 18 years later in 1989. An ...