When the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG debuted in 2009, it was a clear throwback to the W198 300 SL and the first production Mercedes-Benz since 1957 to feature its famed top-hinged doors. Designed as a limited-production halo car for Mercedes-Benz, the SLS was the first completely clean-sheet design carried out by the team at AMG. It was significantly lighter and some say more comfortable to pilot than the SLR McLaren that had previously filled Mercedes-Benz’s supercar spot, and is powered by a thrilling, naturally aspirated 6.2-liter V-8. In 2012, Mercedes-Benz introduced the SLS AMG GT, a heavily revised version of the SLS featuring increased power, a faster-shifting gearbox, and revised suspension.

This 2014 SLS AMG GT is from the final year of production and is finished in the appealing color combination of AMG Imola Gray over a two-tone Mystic Red and cream leather interior. This car was purchased at Park Place Mercedes-Benz in Dallas, Texas, and has been under the care of the consignor since new. Showing 17,433 miles at the time of cataloguing, this car was optioned with extended carbon fiber trim, featuring gloss carbon on the center console and door sills, as well as the optional 10-spoke forged wheels, finished in black. This SLS GT stands as a fitting tribute to the original 300 SL, and is eligible for Gull Wing Group tours and events. This end-of-the-run example, coming from single ownership, is a great way to experience the modern Gullwing.