Debuted in 1975 as the latest vehicle in Mercedes-Benz' lineup of high performance sedans this vehicle featured the largest engine of any production Mercedes at the time was among the fastest saloon cars in the world. Besides being a favorite among heads-of-states and other high ranking officials it has a long history in film. Ronin's iconic chase scene featured this car and the film C'était un rendez-vous used this vehicle as the camera car. Only the 6.9's unique hydraulic suspension could handle the weight of the equipment and handle at high speed. 

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Defining Characteristics:

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• Luxury Saloon 

• Grey exterior on grey velour interior

• Largest production engine ever fitted to a Mercedes

• Undeniable presence

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Condition:

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6/10 Exterior – signs of wear with rock chips and scuff, most imperfections not visible from a distance.

6/10 Interior – Wood and dash in excellent condition, seats display signs of wear, all grey carpeting

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Automatic Transmission