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1995 MERCEDES-BENZ (W124) 320CE

United Kingdom • 1 Jun 2026 • Lot N/A

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1992 Mercedes-Benz 320CE (W124) offers a sought-after combination of a powerful M104 engine and automatic transmission, presented in a classic Tourmaline Green Metallic finish.
While mechanically sound with recent servicing and a clean MOT, the exterior shows age-related wear like paint chips and minor damage, and the wheels need refurbishing, alongside noticeable wear on the driver's seat leather.

Condition

6

The exterior paint has some minor damage, including a scratch behind the passenger door handle and small paint damage in front of the fuel filler. There are stone chips on the lower bumper and minor lacquer peel on the headlamps, with a small crack on the driver's side headlamp. The wheels show signs of curbing. The interior leather shows wear, particularly on the driver and passenger seats, although rear seats appear minimally used. These issues indicate moderate wear that would benefit from some reconditioning.

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Transmission:

Automatic

Chassis No:

WDB1240522C277553

Odometer:

108,000 miles

Reg Number:

N306XNC

RHD/LHD:

RHD

SB is thrilled to be offering this 1992 Mercedes-Benz 320CE (W124), a model widely regarded as one of the finest non-AMG W124 variants and a high point of Mercedes-Benz engineering in the early 1990s.

Powered by the revered M104 3.0-litre 24-valve straight-six, the 320CE delivers a distinctly mechanical character that modern cars simply no longer replicate.

Paired here with a factory automatic transmission, it offers long-legged cruising entirely in keeping with the car’s original executive brief.

Finished in Tourmaline Green Metallic over full Mushroom leather interior, the car presents a timeless understated elegance that suits the W124’s Bruno Sacco-penned design perfectly.

This example retains the correct period details, including pillarless windows and the original asymmetric “elephant ear” door mirrors, a defining hallmark of Mercedes design from this era.

Factory equipment includes an electric tilt/slide sunroof, infra-red remote central locking, and electric passenger-side...