Germany’s Prior Design has just announced the new tweaks they made on the Mercedes SL R230. Their modification focused mainly on the exterior body, with the redesigned SL sporting a more forceful front end echoing the aggressive lines of the Black Series SL65 AMG.
Prior Design framed the new, broad air intakes with black mesh grilles that make the modified kit more aggressive and muscular. The fine tune also includes broad and wide wheel arches to accommodate Prior Design’s proprietary 20-inch three-piece rim design, with the front axle measuring 265/30 and at the back, coming in at size 305/25.
The side skirts and air inlets have been redesigned to sport a bolder impression, along with a back end that wears a fresh bumper wrapped around four oval exhausts. Prior Design’s air diffuser has three fins that can be made to order to match the roadster’s color or with a carbon fiber polish.
The suspension module on the SL R230 was lowered to make the roadster appear closer to the ground. The company has opted to mount its own bold Prior Design logo rather than the typical Mercedes-Benz three-pointed star.



























From 05 May to 09 May this year, Mercedes Benz participated in the Mille Miglia 2010, a yearly event where classic cars tried to outpace each other in a rally from Brescia to Rome and back again in a figure eight course. Mille Miglia, so-called because the course stretches across a thousand Roman miles, originally ran from 1927 to 1957 as an open-road endurance race but had to be ended because it had become dangerous. It was revived in 1982 as a road rally of vintage vehicles which dated back to the original Mille Miglia.
As much as five market analysts predicted that Daimler’s revenues for the first quarter will have a median figure of about $883 million. However, overall revenues for the first quarter breached the $1.5 billion barrier, mostly because of a good showing from its luxury S and E Class cars and a good expense position, according to a Daimler announcement. Consequently, Daimler AG posted a 7.9% surge in trading in the Frankfurt market on the first day of trading for this week. The stock closed at a value of $51.57 at day’s end, the highest it has ever been since 26 September 2008.


