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MERCEDES-BENZ 1000/560
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The Mercedes-Benz W100, often called the 600, was a luxury car produced from 1963 to 1981. It was known for its advanced engineering and opulent features.
Many world leaders and celebrities owned the 600.
The car had no direct successor, though the W126 S-Class followed in Mercedes' lineup.
A lesser-known story: the 600's complex pneumatic system, operating everything from seat adjustments to window lifts, required specialized training for mechanics. This made servicing the car a challenge, adding to its mystique.
How much is a Mercedes-Benz 1000/560 worth?
In average condition, a Mercedes-Benz 1000/560 is worth £15,848.
What is the most expensive Mercedes-Benz 1000/560 to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Mercedes-Benz 1000/560 to sell in history was sold for £24,750.
What is the cheapest Mercedes-Benz 1000/560 to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Mercedes-Benz 1000/560 to sell in history was sold for £15,848.
When was the Mercedes-Benz 1000/560 produced?
The Mercedes-Benz 1000/560 was produced in 1990.
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