I've used a lot of shared showers. Even with shower shoes, you're gonna catch something fungal... Assuming they do the job, that's not a bad price for guitar hangers. So, I've got that going for me. Anyhow, I like taking this car places. Like, I take it out to eat at a place where you eat outside and where people can see it - and then stop for ice cream where people can see it. The second you pull in, you have everyone's attention. I don't care if they're not 'car people', you have their undivided attention. Then, they openly stare trying to see what's going on once those doors pop open. The giant tri-point, sometimes called the three pointed star, on the front is a symbol *everyone* knows. So, everyone knows it's a Mercedes. They don't know what model, but they know it's a special model. And, it is a special model... It'll do 0 to 60 in under 4 seconds, though I'm not quite sure how much under. They say 3.8 seconds and that feels about right. It's a beast - but it's remarkably tame. It's not something I'd want to be in for more than a couple of hours at a time. Coupled with the low seating position, where it's hard to see what's immediately in front of you... Those are the small nitpicks I can come up with. I could easily tolerate more than a couple of hours. The seating position is necessary to fit into the vehicle's exterior. So, not much bad can be said about it - those are traits that are intentional. It's a track car that has been tamed for the streets. It's not the regular SLS - it's a very special version meant to go for short trips with breaks and to track days - probably not even being driven to the track but towed instead. The regular SLS is a GT - a car you can get in and leap giant miles in without worrying - with barely enough luggage room for two people to stay a couple of days... Anyhow, I've got one more day with her. Then I need to put her up, 'cause my dance card is full. I'll eagerly await the chance to drive her again.