1992 Mercedes 300te Wagon "trusty Awd Wagon" on 2040-cars
Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States
1992 Mercedes-Benz 300 TE
"Trusty AWD Wagon"We are pleased to present this 1992 Mercedes-Benz 300TE 4-Matic for purchase. The estate wagon version of the W124 platform is a great version of the famous platform that produced the million mile taxi. The 300TE 4-matic is an all-wheel drive wagon powered by a 3.0L inline 6 cylinder engine paired with an automatic transmission. This 300TE comes loaded with features that include: power windows, power brakes, power steering, cruise control, climate control, heated front seats, 3rd row fold down seating, sun roof, and an aftermarket stereo (cd player w/ mp3 hookup). The W124's are known for durability and dependability. This wagon runs and drives great and is in excellent condition. Please call or email for more details! Powered by Dealer Accelerate. Visit www.DealerAccelerate.com to learn more. |
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2014 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Black Series [w/video]
Wed, 13 Mar 2013Now Even Sharper Than The Razor's Edge
There have been five Black Series models since the Mercedes-Benz SLK55 AMG Black Series introduced itself to European audiences in 2006. Following that, the Black Series club has hosted appearances by the 2008 CLK63 AMG Black Series, the 2009 SL65 AMG Black Series and last year's 2013 C63 AMG Black Series. The sixth member of the group is one we would have thought already was a Black Series car in its standard guise. Right out of the box, the SLS AMG is loud, frenetic, cozy, boisterous and frightfully easy to oversteer. How much more Black did it need to get?
Quite a bit so, apparently. The SLS AMG Black Series has lost weight, gained power and been refitted with upgrades and aero bits from front to rear. If you liked the way it looked before, you'll probably be an even bigger fan of this one. If you thought it looked ungainly, well, this one should stay even further away from pageants. Regardless of where you come down this is the best SLS AMG variant we've driven.
Russia gives its Olympic medalists new Mercedes
Thu, 27 Feb 2014Russian medalists at the recently concluded Sochi Winter Olympics are being rewarded quite handsomely for their service to the Motherland. In addition to the $120,000 being handed out for each gold medal, the $76,000 being awarded for slivers and $52,000 given to bronze winners, now word has come out that each of Russia's medalists will be gifted a new Mercedes-Benz.
As with the prize amounts, the type of Mercedes offered was based on what sort of medal was won. Gold medalists got a new GL-Class, silver medalists were given an ML and bronze medalists were treated to a GLK. As prices for Mercedes are higher in Russia, the cheapest model, the GLK, was the equivalent of $59,500, according to The Moscow Times. The cars were handed out by Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, pictured above with figure skating medalist Julia Lipnitskaia.
"I was a bit shocked at the car I was given," Anton Shipulin, a member of the gold-medal biathlon relay team, told RIA-Novosti. "Of course I knew what kind of model it would be, but I didn't totally believe it." For athletes not old enough to drive, like 15-year-old Lipnitskaia, their Mercedes will come complete with a driver.
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This monstrosity makes me happy for one reason - my passengers are undeniably having a good time.