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February 15, 2008

Mercedes-Benz Launches 2008 SLK Collection

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STUTTGART, GERMANY — Following the launch of the face-lifted SLK roadster, Mercedes-Benz Accessories GmbH introduces a special product line mainly offered in black, red and brown hues. Products range from exclusive fashion items to practical travel accessories, according to the Web site www.edmunds.com.

 

Accessories specifically designed for use with the SLK include a suit cover, which is intended to be hung on the back of the seats and holds up to three suits. The men's padded gilet (vest) is meant for warmth and is “ideal for open-top SLK drives during the cooler months.”SLK buffs will love the key rings with the laser-engraved Benz logo cast in solid zinc, not to mention the cotton polo shirts, the silk ties and the exclusive retro-style sunglasses.

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