2017 Mercedes-Benz SLC vs 2017 BMW Z4

Biturbo Performance

Although some may prefer the sound of a traditional twin-turbo I6, we prefer the thrill of the extra horsepower and torque in the biturbo V6. It is well balanced and agile, providing much more power at low RPMS and even more horsepower at high RPMS. The difference between a biturbo system and a twin turbo system is that biturbo engines have two identical turbochargers that work simultaneously together. In a twin turbo setup, the two turbos are typically different sizes, meant for low RPM and high RPM. Traditionally, twin turbo is the most popular means of forced induction, but lately, Mercedes-Benz AMG® biturbo-mania is sweeping the globe. After all, who can argue with more horsepower, more torque, and less weight?

When it comes time to invest in a roadster, you will be doing yourself a giant favor by sticking with the Mercedes-Benz SLC. Even with all of its performance advantages, it still costs more than $5,000 less from the factory than the BMW Z4. Think you're ready for a test drive? Come to Mercedes-Benz of Arrowhead today to see what we have in stock!