Description
- Well-maintained sedan with rare 6. 3-liter V8 engine
- Air conditioning, new air conditioning compressor
- Central locking
- Engine and transmission overhaul
- Appraisal report from 2024, grade 2, market value €72, 000
- German registration with H license plate for historical vehicles
Vehicle history:
This beautiful Mercedes-Benz sedan has the V8 engine and automatic transmission of the Mercedes-Benz 600 and, with 250 hp (184 kW) at 4000 rpm, achieved the performance potential of top-class sports cars of its time. Its top speed is 220 km/ h, and it accelerates from 0 to 100 km/ h in 6. 5 seconds (manufacturer's specification). The maximum torque is 500 Nm at 2800 rpm. From the outside, the 6. 3 was only recognizable by its wider 195–14 or 205–14 tires and H1 halogen twin headlights. This meant that the fog lights were no longer included in the lighting unit. Instead, separate round fog lights were installed next to the radiator grille. The price of the new W-109 top-of-the-range model was initially DM 39, 160 and stood at DM 47, 397 at the end of the model series in January 1972, which corresponds to €87, 000 and €90, 100 respectively in today's purchasing power and adjusted for inflation. Very good documentation of recent repairs and overhauls.
