Mercedes Benz’s AMG

Compared to the SLS AMG, a smaller vehicle will conceivably
handle better and when paired up with a smaller engine the new sports car
from AMG would also go easy on the gas. While the SLS AMG has a 6.3 liter V8
powering the beast, a 3 liter V6 might make it under the hood of the baby SLS
AMG, the SLV.

We’ve just learned that the compact AMG sports car we
reported about in June 2010 may debut at a major auto show later
this year. The car, which at one time used the codename SLV (V for variable
body styles), will be branded as an AMG instead of a Mercedes-Benz, in the same
way the new Viper will be badged an SRT, not Dodge.
Mercedes Benz'sThe two-door AMG sports car will have just two seats and
could do battle dynamically with the third-generation Porsche Boxster and
Cayman. A smaller footprint should help improve the AMG model’s handling, and,
coupled with a downsized engine, will no doubt lead to better mileage than the
14/20 mpg city/highway EPA ratings of the 2012 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG,
which is subject to a $1700 gas-guzzler tax.
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