Photo: Snitchiez/AutoGespot
The no-longer in production Mercedes-Benz SLR Coupe and the limited-edition Stirling Moss version are apparently best parked when a G-Class sidekick is nearby.
We don't know if the owners of the two following SLRs have any relation with the drivers of the nearby G-Classes, but something tells us that the bodyguards ride in the somewhat inconspicuous G-Wagens while the big shots get all the attention in the long-hooded SLRs.
The black-on-black SLR Mclaren was spotted somewhere in London by AutoGespot member jordyboy, and from the looks of it both the SLR and its G-Class buddy had been parked in that spot for quite a while.
The much more rare (only 75 units ever built) Mercedes-Benz SLR Stirling Moss Edition was found by AutoGespot member Snitchiez while parked in the beautiful South of France, and Cannes seems to fit the car pretty well.
Like the evil-looking dusty cousin in London, this SLR was also spotted with a G-Class sidekick parked nearby, which makes us thing this could might as well be a trend between most SLR owners of the world. You can view the rest of the pictures here and here.
The black-on-black SLR Mclaren was spotted somewhere in London by AutoGespot member jordyboy, and from the looks of it both the SLR and its G-Class buddy had been parked in that spot for quite a while.
The much more rare (only 75 units ever built) Mercedes-Benz SLR Stirling Moss Edition was found by AutoGespot member Snitchiez while parked in the beautiful South of France, and Cannes seems to fit the car pretty well.
Like the evil-looking dusty cousin in London, this SLR was also spotted with a G-Class sidekick parked nearby, which makes us thing this could might as well be a trend between most SLR owners of the world. You can view the rest of the pictures here and here.
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