Coupé study with "twin-headlamp face"

Date:
4 - 14 March 1993
Description:
Mercedes-Benz presents an elegant four-seater coupe study that reinterprets the Mercedes face at the Geneva Motor Show. The 210 series E-Class presented in 1995 and the CLK introduced in 1997 bring design elements of the coupe study into series production. The 500 GE, a limited special model of the cross-country vehicle fitted with a 177 kW / 240 hp five-litre V8 engine also has its world premiere.

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Mercedes-Benz Coupé study, model series 210, presented at the Geneva Motor Show in 1993. The company's first show car presents the public with design elements, including the CLK of the 208 series, and is familiar with the four-eye face in 1997. Studio recording from right front.

Mercedes-Benz 500 GE, long wheelbase, Off-Roader, model series 463, 1992. V8 engine M 117, 4973 cc, 170 kW/230 hp, 4-speed torque converter automatic.

Mercedes-Benz 500 GE, long wheelbase, Off-Roader, model series 463, 1992 - 1993. V8 engine M 117, 4973 cc, 170 kW/230 hp, 4-speed torque converter automatic. Stainless Steel Package with front brush guard bracket, running board left and right, spare wheel cover (special equipment).

Mercedes-Benz Coupé study, model series 210, presented at the Geneva Motor Show in 1993. The company's first show car presents the public with design elements, including the CLK of the 208 series, and is familiar with the four-eye face in 1997. Studio recording from right front.

Mercedes-Benz Coupé study, model series 210, presented at the Geneva Motor Show in 1993. The company's first show car presents the public with design elements, including the CLK of the 208 series, and is familiar with the four-eye face in 1997.