1962 Mercedes 220 SE Coupé W111
A stately Mercedes presented in exceptionally refined condition.
Design by Paul Bracq at the height of his stylistic mastery.
Six-cylinder motoring pleasure paired with remarkable ride comfort.
The so-called Mercedes-Benz W111 "Heckflosse" ranks among the most celebrated and beloved flagship models ever produced by Mercedes-Benz.

The model was originally introduced as a sedan in 1959, followed in 1961-62 by the Coupé and Cabriolet-both penned by the era's eminent Mercedes designer, Paul Bracq.

The result is widely regarded as one of the most aesthetically accomplished coupés ever created by the marque, a sculptural automotive form whose elegance is difficult to rival.

Particularly compelling is the 220 variant, whose 2,195 cc inline-six delivering 120 horsepower ensures that it need not stand in the shadow of the larger-engined versions.

Instead, it offers a harmonious balance between mechanical refinement and grand-touring poise.

This particular ex...