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Ferrari FF vs Mercedes-Benz AMG SLS Class : Choose Your Luxury Car

There is no doubt that European luxury performance is available in a variety of attractive packages. The two vehicles here presented for consideration are undeniable testaments to that very fact. Both Ferrari FF and Mercedes-Benz AMG SLS Class are among the most distinctive vehicles on the road, and both couple their world-class aesthetic with a level of performance and comfort that goes unmatched by most modern luxury vehicles.

For performance car clients in the Chicago area, no super car comparison exists in a vacuum, however. The midwest region is no stranger to consistently inclement weather, and this is why Continental AutoSports is weighing advantageous usability with respect to the dealership’s Ferrari FF vs. Mercedes-Benz AMG SLS Class comparison. The analysis that follows is not offered to say that every luxury performance client requires a combination of the features described in the chart above. It is offered to say that Ferrari’s innovative FF estate car is equipped with the more actionable options for Chicago-area driving conditions.

Comparing Ferrari FF and Mercedes-Benz AMG SLS Class
As far as performance is concerned, it is interesting to note that both Ferrari FF and Mercedes-Benz AMG SLS Class displace the same amount of volume in their respective engine bays. Known for its efficient use of the measurement, the 6.3 liters from Ferrari include 12 cylinders of supercar power, however. Yet horsepower is not Continental’s primary concern when it comes to comparing Ferrari FF vs. Mercedes-Benz AMG SLS Class. With one of the most truly innovative luxury vehicle packages put together by any automaker, Ferrari FF is a rare combination of power, four-wheel-drive stability, and actionable passenger volume.

With one choice separating itself as the clear favorite for Chicago conditions, drivers having reached the same conclusion after comparing the Ferrari FF vs. Mercedes-Benz AMG SLS Class can continue to tout the Prancing Horse’s innovative estate car at Continental Ferrari in Hinsdale. Contact a Continental Ferrari associate today for more information.

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