1977 Mercedes-Benz 450 SEL 6.9

About This Vehicle

The Mercedes-Benz W116 6.9 represented the pinnacle of the model range and was produced between 1975 and 1980. It was the first series-production car to feature a hydropneumatic suspension system, setting new standards in comfort and handling. This system was licensed from Citroën. At the heart of the 6.9 version was a 6.8-liter V8 engine producing 286 horsepower and 552 Nm of torque, delivering not only impressive performance but also a refined driving experience. Beyond its extreme luxury and technological innovations, the W116 6.9 also stood out in terms of safety, featuring airbags, ABS, and a host of other advanced solutions as standard equipment. This car was a true milestone in Mercedes-Benz history and remains one of the brand’s most remarkable and sought-after classics to this day. It served as the successor to the original 300SEL 6.3. The exhibited model is a 1977 Mercedes-Benz 450 SEL 6.9. The car is in excellent mechanical and aesthetic condition. Both the bodywork and the interior have been meticulously maintained over the years, with all necessary repairs carried out as needed. It is a left-hand-drive, automatic, rear-wheel-drive model, featuring an extended wheelbase. As expected from the S-Class range, this example comes with a high level of luxury equipment, offering an elegant appearance and superb performance — ensuring a comfortable experience both for the driver and the passengers. The car’s condition is excellent throughout. It has never been damaged and requires no bodywork or paint restoration. All components and surfaces of the interior are intact and in perfect condition. Mechanically, the car is flawless and needs no repairs. It runs smoothly with no unusual noises, and the engine emits neither blue nor white smoke. A car like this continues to captivate automotive enthusiasts even today, and the model still enjoys great prestige and admiration.

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