1971 Mercedes-Benz SL vs. 1970 Chevrolet Camaro II Dimensions Comparison
Compare the size of two cars side by side and see their differences at a glance. Simply enter the vehicle names, and our tool creates a clear visual comparison of their length, width, and height. This makes it easy to find out which car is longer, wider, or taller, and helps you better understand their overall proportions. Whether you are checking if a car will fit in your garage, comparing everyday models, or exploring larger SUVs, this tool provides a straightforward way to see all key dimensions in one place.
Here’s how the 1971 Mercedes-Benz SL and the 1970 Chevrolet Camaro II compare in size:
In terms of length, the 1970 Chevrolet Camaro II comes in at 5020 mm (197.64 in), giving it a 630 mm (24.80 in) (12.5 %) advantage over the 1971 Mercedes-Benz SL at 4390 mm (172.83 in). Looking at width, the 1970 Chevrolet Camaro II stretches to 1892 mm (74.49 in), making it 102 mm (4.02 in) (5.4 %) wider than the 1971 Mercedes-Benz SL at 1790 mm (70.47 in). Both models rise to the same height of 1300 mm (51.18 in).
Overall, the 1970 Chevrolet Camaro II is longer and wider than the 1971 Mercedes-Benz SL, and both share the same height.
Length
4390 mm172.8 in
5020 mm197.6 in
Width
1790 mm70.5 in
1892 mm74.5 in
Height
1300 mm51.2 in
1300 mm51.2 in
4390 mm172.8 in🔴 -630 mm-24.8 in (-12.5%)
5020 mm197.6 in🟢 +630 mm+24.8 in (+14.4%)
1790 mm70.5 in🔴 -102 mm-4.0 in (-5.4%)
1892 mm74.5 in🟢 +102 mm+4.0 in (+5.7%)
1300 mm51.2 in
1300 mm51.2 in
1971 Mercedes-Benz SL
1970 Chevrolet Camaro II
Side-by-Side Specs: Dimensions, Weight & More
General Info
Body Style:
Roadster
Coupe
Model Year:
1971
1970
Production:
1970-1985 Discontinued Model
1970-1981 Discontinued Model
Dimensions
Length:
4370-4390 mm172.0-172.8 in 🔴 -650 mm-25.6 in (-12.9%) - 🔴 -385 mm-15.2 in (-8.1%)
4775-5020 mm188.0-197.6 in 🟢 +385 mm+15.2 in (+8.8%) - 🟢 +650 mm+25.6 in (+14.9%)
Width:
1790 mm70.5 in 🔴 -102 mm-4.0 in (-5.4%) - 🔴 -100 mm-3.9 in (-5.3%)
1892 mm74.5 in 🟢 +100 mm+3.9 in (+5.6%) - 🟢 +102 mm+4.0 in (+5.7%)
