The future of the Mercedes-Benz SLC convertible has been in the doldrums for a while now, and it now seems the automaker is ready to pull the plug on the two-door roadster. The German auto giant has announced the 2020 Mercedes-Benz SLC Final Edition that commemorate the end of the model that was on sale for nearly 23 years. The new SLC Final Edition will make its public debut at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show coming up next month, while the brand hasn't announced plans of a replacement anytime soon. The Mercedes-Benz SLC started life as the SLK before the brand's nomenclature changed the moniker in 2016. The current generation of the car codenamed R172 has been on sale globally since 2011.

The Mercedes-AMG SLC 43 (previously known as the SLK) is one of the older cars in their range presently and the model certainly identifies with the German brand world over. However, with the push towards crossover and electric models taking precedence at Mercedes-Benz, reports are rife that the SLC might not make it to the next generation. Nevertheless, the Mercedes-AMG SLC 43 soldiers on for now and the automaker has announced the 2019 edition of the hard-top convertible.