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Chassis No. WDB1240831F070684 Engine No. 103.983.22.102429 This 1989 Mercedes-Benz 230 TE AMG 3.2 represents a rare, period-correct Japanese-market wagon that combines factory specification with a pre-merger AMG Classic conversion. Ordered new in Arctic White over a Blue velour interior, the car was specified for the Japanese market. F..

Chassis No. WDBCA45D8GA202519 In September 1985, four years after the debut of the 500 SEC-the range-topping coupe version of the second-generation S-Class-Mercedes-Benz unveiled a revised range at the Frankfurt International Motor Show. The update featured a subtle facelift, including changes to the bumpers, side skirts, and wheels, but the..

Chassis No. WDB1260441A226323 When Mercedes-Benz introduced the C126 coupe in 1981, it aimed to build the most accomplished personal luxury car in the world. Penned under design chief Bruno Sacco, the SEC paired the W126's engineering integrity with a pillarless silhouette of rare elegance, and the 500 SEC sat atop the range when launched. I..

Chassis No. WDB12603712012469 As Mercedes-Benz stated in period literature, "Only integrated protection provides comprehensive protection." This philosophy formed the foundation of the marque's Guard program, a lineage of factory-integrated armored vehicles dating back to the protected Nürburg models of the late 1920s. Rather than relying on..

Chassis No. WDBBA45A9EA001064 Founded in 1969 by 23-year-old Hans-Albert Zender in Bassenheim, near Koblenz, Zender GmbH began modestly, producing bespoke bucket seats and glass-fiber fender extensions for the NSU TT. From 1974, Zender pioneered body components in ABS plastic and polyurethane foam, materials that would define a generation of..

Chassis No. WDB12604412006137 Founded in Bonn, Germany, ABC Exclusive was among the more niche independent Mercedes-Benz coachbuilders of the 1980s, specializing in bespoke luxury and styling conversions rather than outright performance enhancements. Working in limited numbers and largely to individual customer specifications, the company be..

Chassis No. WDB12302822117127 Engine No. 123.921.22.04374 In January 1976, the W123 series replaced the W114/115 "Stroke Eight" models. The new range included engines from a 2.0-liter four-cylinder diesel to a 2.8-liter six-cylinder injection engine. The W123 borrowed design elements from the S-Class, including a semi-trailing arm rear..

Chassis No. WDB1240921F312194 Engine No. 104.992.12.045555 AMG Engine No. AMG 36 2106 Delivered new to Japan during the final year of S124 production, this 1995 Mercedes-Benz E36 AMG Touring represents one of the most desirable and elusive variants of the venerable S124 platform. Finished in Brilliant Silver Metallic over a Black..

Chassis No. WDB1240361B933715 Engine No. AMG 6.0 0078 In the early 1990s, Mercedes-Benz set out to challenge the performance benchmark established by BMW's M5, developing a W124-based flagship that would demonstrate the full breadth of Stuttgart engineering capability. The result was the Mercedes-Benz 500 E, a discreet yet formidable ..

Chassis No. WDB1240361C011620 Engine No. 119.974.12.008230 Developed at the height of the W124 era, the Mercedes-Benz 500 E stood as one of the most ambitious collaborations in the marque's history. Conceived with Porsche engineering support and assembled between Mercedes-Benz Sindelfingen and Porsche's Rössle-Bau facility in Zuffenhau..