OPINION: Which is the greatest Mercedes Benz ever built?

you take the 450SEL then and I'll take the GTR

Mmm... one is like a couple of thousand of dollar and the other one will cost you your house...

GTR is underpowered.

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C-111, too bad they never sold them, though.

Perhaps my message was a bit vague,those were my two choices.I meant out of every model ever produced by Mercedes,sorry.Yeah,I would take the CLK-GTR in a heartbeat and already blessed with a 6.9.

For me there are much Mercedes fantastic, therefore between the classic ones they said: 300 SL (1954-1963) 230,250 and 280 SL Pagoda (1963-1971) As indestructible sedan series 200 (1967-1976)

Between the modern cars said new SLR is incredible! :-)

Bye, Matteo

The C230 Kompressor Coupe. $26,000 Dollars and the only one worth the money.

Naahh, the 300 SEL 6.3

guenter

ps 0-60 mph in under 7s

Having been with MB now for 26 years I wouild have to say that the W126 has been the most reliable model built.

E55

Having been with MB now for 33 years I would have to say that the W108 has been the most reliable model built. Howard

1972 280SEL 4.5 500K+

In my opinion the 240D. Mine had 250K and all I did was change oil. My ass did wear the seat a bit. But I only sold it because I was sick of looking at it. could have used more power. But DURABLE!

Has to be the GTR !!

Oh I wish I could have a go!

the greatest mercedes ever built was hilters mercedes now in las vegas. i'd never own a nazi piece of garbage.

540K

Pete Cowper

1987 300E 1960 Austin-Healey 3000 1962 VW Convertible 1974 Porsche 911S 1991 Silverado "Lowrider" Van's RV8 Airplane (under construction)

Are all of your vehicles running and registered?

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1998 LS 400 1999 E320 4-Matic

Pete Cowper wrote:

Yep . . . you can tell I like old crap, that's why I like the pre-WWII Mercedes 540K. I'm sure thankful for the J.C. Taylor Classic Car policy for my few hundred mile per year cars. I have had the Austin-Healey since college in 1968, the Porsche (my second 911) since 1977 and the VW Convertible was my mother's since 1962.

Pete Cowper