The car comes with a full-service history and 12 months manufacturer approved warranty. The cars last service was caried out in March 2025. Should you wish to hear more about our exclusive finance options or to arrange a test drive, please call us on 01732 771761. Let’s talk about this fantastic 2021 SLC 200 Final Edition Premium 2-door convertible — a refined, stylish roadster with plenty of character, backed by the prestige of Mercedes-Benz. If you're after a car that blends open-top fun with premium touches and a bit of exclusivity, this one’s a strong contender. It belongs to the Final Edition series — which means it marks the last chapter of the SLC line. That gives it a nice collector-feel and some exclusivity. For example: there are around 115 of these SLC 200 Final Edition Premiums still taxed in the UK. The “Premium” trim elevates the specification beyond the standard edition: premium features, luxury touches, and a more complete equipment set. Engine: 2.0 litre turbocharged 4-cyl petrol (for the SLC 200) producing around 184 hp. Transmission: Six-speed manual as standard, with 9-speed automatic offered. Performance: Zero-to-62 mph in about 7 seconds, top speed around 149 mph. Emissions / Efficiency: CO2 around 161 g/km (manual) in earlier spec; overall efficiency is reasonable for a sporty convertible. Exclusive touches for the Premium spec: panoramic glass roof, reversing camera, COMAND online infotainment, Mirror Package, LED lights, wind deflector. Interior & Extras: Heated seats, memory electric front seats, AirScarf neck-level heating (ideal when roof down), smartphone integration (Apple CarPlay/Android Auto) and quality materials. Convertible pleasure: Roof down, wind in your hair, and driving the premium Mercedes roadster that stands out. Last of its kind: Being a “Final Edition” means you’re buying a car with a story — and potentially better value retention. Solid specification: The Premium trim means you get more comfort and high-end features rather than just basic sport looks. Brand and build quality: Mercedes engineering, service network, and badges that still carry prestige. Good value in the used market: Given the spec and rarity, the current pricing (circa £20k-£30k) is attractive relative to many peers.