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2009 BRABUS SL SV12 S Bi-Turbo
By Bradley Hasemeyer
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Name: Bradley Hasemeyer
Email: bhasemeyer@gearpatrol.com
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About: Who am I? I am someone who believes that people's profiles for online dating sites are not who they are but who they think they are. So I'm trying to factor that into what I say about me.
I am someone who keeps learning about who I am. I am curious, childlike and quick-witted. My three weaknesses are anything clothes, cars or culinary related. I grew up in Tennessee but now reside in the wonderous city of Los Angeles doing millions of different things. I'd rather be good at a lot of different things than the best at one - so DJ house parties, have a boutique catering company, perform stand-up comedy and travel whenever possible.
What I love about GP is that it's about being the best man we can which means evolvoing, learning about ourselves and those around us. I am passionate about life - sharing it, making it, living it.
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Something wicked this way comes.
At least that’s how the subject line should have read for the press release I received for the BRABUS sport program from the new Mercedes-Benz SL.
730 horsepower. 973 lb-ft of torque. 305/25 ZR (305, seriously?) tires riding on 20 inch light-alloy wheels. Still with me? Then read on…
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Well, if you are then you’ll most likely be lost as the howling BRABUS SV12 S Bi-Turbo engine takes you to 60 mph in 4 seconds guaranteeing you are driving one of the world’s fastest sports cars. An aerodynamic-enhancement kit, LED daytime running lights, LED ground illumination lights, 12-piston (seriously?) calipers and 6-piston fixed rear calipers make sure you don’t go all back-to-the-future on the interstate as you roar onto the electronically limited 219 mph.
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What this means to you: Two-hundred and nineteen miles per hour.
Cost: I just said… two-hundred and nineteen miles per hour.
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