2014 MERCEDES-BENZ E 63 S AMG 4MATIC SEDAN (ONLY 1,873 MILES!)

By 1988, after eighteen years of production, Mercedes-Benz elected to replace the timeless R107-generation SL-Class with a completely new model. Christened the R129, the new SL was a technological triumph, featuring dramatically improved safety, performance, and, of course, comfort over its predecessor. Initially available with an Inline-6 and V8, the…

The third Mercedes-Benz to wear the “SL” badge, the W113 generation SL-Class was show to the public in the summer of 1963. The new 230 SL was engineered to get closer to the performance of the racing-derived 300 SL in comparison to the attractive but somewhat tepid-performing 190 SL, but…

The 280 SL is the last, and arguably best, variant of the venerable W113-generation SL-Class. A worthy successor to the W121 190 SL, the W113 returned to an inline six-cylinder and featured a stunning body penned by Paul Bracq. Much as with previous SLs, one could have both hard and…

A high-end derivative of the 220 Sedan, the 280 SE was introduced in 1959 featuring its timeless styling and incredible build quality. The basic design and chassis — internally designated W111 — endured for more than a decade. Over its lifetime, the car could be had with one of five…

A high-end derivative of the 220 Sedan, the 280 SE was introduced in 1959 featuring its timeless styling and incredible build quality. The basic design and chassis — internally designated W111 — endured for more than a decade. Over its lifetime, the car could be had with one of five…

The third Mercedes-Benz to wear the “SL” badge, the W113 generation SL-Class was show to the public in the summer of 1963. The new 230 SL was engineered to get closer to the performance of the racing-derived 300 SL in comparison to the attractive but somewhat tepid-performing 190 SL, but…

Looking to rekindle the romance from its iconic racing cars of the 1950s, Mercedes-Benz joined forces with McLaren for the first time outside of their Formula 1 relationship to create the SLR McLaren. Under its hood was a 616 BHP version of the Supercharged 5.4-liter V-8 that Mercedes-Benz’s AMG division…

The Mercedes-Benz W1116, the first model marketed by the company as the S-Class, proved more than capable of replacing the vaunted W108/W109 luxury sedans. First released in 1972, the company carefully developed the car over six years and introduced a new “corporate” styling theme that endured through 1993. In comparison…

Released in 1971, the Mercedes-Benz R107 SL has endured as a status symbol for over 40 years. Richly featured, impeccably well built, and exceptionally powerful for its time period, this third generation of the Sportlich-Leicht class further developed the luxury tourer concept atop the foundations laid by the previous code…

The Mercedes G-Class, referred to as the “Geländewagen (“Cross-Country Vehicle”), was first developed as a military vehicle. However, its rugged, go-anywhere versatility made it quite desirable for those living outside of cities, so it was offered to civilians from 1979. Numerous outfits throughout the world utilize the G-Class in their…