"Grand Mercedes" debuts at Paris show

Date:
2 - 12 October 1930
Description:
Daimler-Benz presents the largest, heaviest and most exclusive model in its passenger car range at the Paris Motor Show: the 770 Grand Mercedes (W 07). Powered by a 7.7 litre eight-cylinder in-line engine, available with or without a supercharger, this prestige car meets highest standards.

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Mercedes-Benz 770 "Großer Mercedes" (W 07), English sales name "Mercedes Super Straight Eight", Pullman saloon with 7.7 liter eight-cylinder in-line engine with 150 / 200 hp. The Great Mercedes is also delivered without a compressor, e.B. to the Japanese Imperial House. The Grand Mercedes continues the tradition of large exceptional vehicles of the absolute international top class and is the successor to the Type 630 in this market segment. In addition to important customers from business and art, the Japanese Imperial House with several vehicles, the German Emperor Wilhelm II. and the German Reich Government are also customers of the Great Mercedes. Between 1930 and 1938, 117 vehicles of the representative car presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1930 were produced.

Advertisement for a Mercedes Benz 770, 150/200 hp, Grand Mercedes, Pullman saloon, built from 1930 to 1938

Mercedes-Benz 770 "Großer Mercedes" (W 07), English sales name "Mercedes Super Straight Eight", Pullman saloon with 7.7 liter eight-cylinder in-line engine with 150 / 200 hp. The Great Mercedes is also delivered without a compressor, e.B. to the Japanese Imperial House. The Grand Mercedes continues the tradition of large exceptional vehicles of the absolute international top class and is the successor to the Type 630 in this market segment. In addition to important customers from business and art, the Japanese Imperial House with several vehicles, the German Emperor Wilhelm II. and the German Reich Government are also customers of the Great Mercedes. Between 1930 and 1938, 117 vehicles of the representative car presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1930 were produced.

Mercedes-Benz 770, 150/200 hp, Grand Mercedes, Pullman saloon, built from 1930 to 1938

Automobile Motor Show,Paris.Mercedes-Benz-Wagen in front of the Eiffel tower Side view

Mercedes-Benz 770 "Großer Mercedes" (W 07), English sales name "Mercedes Super Straight Eight", Pullman saloon with 7.7 liter eight-cylinder in-line engine with 150 / 200 hp. The Great Mercedes is also delivered without a compressor, e.B. to the Japanese Imperial House. The Grand Mercedes continues the tradition of large exceptional vehicles of the absolute international top class and is the successor to the Type 630 in this market segment. In addition to important customers from business and art, the Japanese Imperial House with several vehicles, the German Emperor Wilhelm II. and the German Reich Government are also customers of the Great Mercedes. Between 1930 and 1938, 117 vehicles of the representative car presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1930 were produced.

Mercedes-Benz 770 "Großer Mercedes" (W 07), English sales name "Mercedes Super Straight Eight", Pullman saloon with 7.7 liter eight-cylinder in-line engine with 150 / 200 hp. The Great Mercedes is also delivered without a compressor, e.B. to the Japanese Imperial House. The Grand Mercedes continues the tradition of large exceptional vehicles of the absolute international top class and is the successor to the Type 630 in this market segment. In addition to important customers from business and art, the Japanese Imperial House with several vehicles, the German Emperor Wilhelm II. and the German Reich Government are also customers of the Great Mercedes. Between 1930 and 1938, 117 vehicles of the representative car presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1930 were produced.

Mercedes-Benz 770 "Großer Mercedes" (W 07), English sales name "Mercedes Super Straight Eight", Pullman saloon with 7.7 liter eight-cylinder in-line engine with 150 / 200 hp. The Great Mercedes is also delivered without a compressor, e.B. to the Japanese Imperial House. The Grand Mercedes continues the tradition of large exceptional vehicles of the absolute international top class and is the successor to the Type 630 in this market segment. In addition to important customers from business and art, the Japanese Imperial House with several vehicles, the German Emperor Wilhelm II. and the German Reich Government are also customers of the Great Mercedes. Between 1930 and 1938, 117 vehicles of the representative car presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1930 were produced.

Mercedes-Benz 770 "Großer Mercedes" (W 07), English sales name "Mercedes Super Straight Eight", Pullman saloon with 7.7 liter eight-cylinder in-line engine with 150 / 200 hp. The Great Mercedes is also delivered without a compressor, e.B. to the Japanese Imperial House. The Grand Mercedes continues the tradition of large exceptional vehicles of the absolute international top class and is the successor to the Type 630 in this market segment. In addition to important customers from business and art, the Japanese Imperial House with several vehicles, the German Emperor Wilhelm II. and the German Reich Government are also customers of the Great Mercedes. Between 1930 and 1938, 117 vehicles of the representative car presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1930 were produced.

Mercedes-Benz 770 "Großer Mercedes" (W 07), English sales name "Mercedes Super Straight Eight", Pullman saloon with 7.7 liter eight-cylinder in-line engine with 150 / 200 hp. The Great Mercedes is also delivered without a compressor, e.B. to the Japanese Imperial House. The Grand Mercedes continues the tradition of large exceptional vehicles of the absolute international top class and is the successor to the Type 630 in this market segment. In addition to important customers from business and art, the Japanese Imperial House with several vehicles, the German Emperor Wilhelm II. and the German Reich Government are also customers of the Great Mercedes. Between 1930 and 1938, 117 vehicles of the representative car presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1930 were produced.

Mercedes-Benz 770 "Großer Mercedes" (W 07), English sales name "Mercedes Super Straight Eight", Pullman saloon with 7.7 liter eight-cylinder in-line engine with 150 / 200 hp. The Great Mercedes is also delivered without a compressor, e.B. to the Japanese Imperial House. The Grand Mercedes continues the tradition of large exceptional vehicles of the absolute international top class and is the successor to the Type 630 in this market segment. In addition to important customers from business and art, the Japanese Imperial House with several vehicles, the German Emperor Wilhelm II. and the German Reich Government are also customers of the Great Mercedes. Between 1930 and 1938, 117 vehicles of the representative car presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1930 were produced.