To start the range, Mercedes-Benz Australia will bring the SLK 200 and SLK 350 ($118,900) to market, while the range-topping SLK 55 AMG and mid-spec SLK 250 won’t be here until early next year.

To find out, we tried the entry-level 200 K version. With prices starting at £29,705, there’s no cheaper way of owning an SLK. The four ... However, Mercedes still hasn’t solved the problem ...

A Mercedes-Benz model is celebrating an anniversary ... folding Vario-Roof and four- and six-cylinder engines, with the SLK 200 kicking off the lineup. The SLK-Class class was Stuttgart's answer ...

The car in question is a brand new, third generation Mercedes SLK roadster ... The car that has been viewed a billion times is an SLK 200 model, fitted with a 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine ...

This, the cheapest SLK in the range, could be Merc's equivalent ... Especially because - unlike any of the beefier SLKs - you can spec the 200 with a strange knobbly lump between driver and ...

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a 159bhp supercharged 1.8 in the SLK 200 and a 264bhp 3.5-litre V6 in the SLK 350. Six-speed manual gearboxes were standard but most SLKs ...

This 200 version is the only SLK available in ... and never before have I enjoyed a Mercedes-Benz SLK as much. That at £29,970 it's the cheapest version in the range makes me feel even better.

Despite the “200” badge, the base SLK is actually powered by a 1.8-litre four-cylinder turbo petrol engine that's familiar from other Mercedes models and distributes 135kW and 270Nm to the ...

The SLK 200 is likely to be the best-seller in the range, and we can see why. It’s a head-turner thanks to its SLS-inspired nose and sleek tail, and is now more of an all-rounder – the ...