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2012 Mercedes-Benz SLK testing in Death Valley - Click above for high-res image gallery
We love it when automakers go through the trouble of releasing their own spy shots. Our spy photographer friends, however, could easily see this as their own hard work being done for them. In any case, what we have here is a brand new set of photos of the next-generation
Mercedes-Benz SLK testing in the Death Valley heat, prepping for its debut in 2011 (
Geneva Motor Show, perhaps?).
One of the new features that
Mercedes-Benz will debut on the 2012 SLK is its
Magic Sky Control roof. This glass-paneled hardtop contraption can automatically be tinted to control how much light shines through the roof in an effort to keep the interior cooler on bright, sunny days when the top isn't down. We'd expect this sort of technology to make its way onto the Big Daddy
SL roadster after the SLK's launch, and could even be used on side windows for the rest of Merc's product line.
Scroll through our image gallery below to see high-res shots of the SLK testing in Death Valley. Mercedes-Benz's prolific press release is available
after the jump, as well.
[Source: Mercedes-Benz]
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