Mercedes-Benz 300S Coupe 1952

The 1952 Mercedes-Benz 300S Coupé is regarded worldwide as one of the brand's most prestigious models, a paragon of luxury and exclusivity. Introduced in 1951, the 300S was one of the first cars’s with which Mercedes-Benz revived its reputation as a manufacturer of high-end vehicles after World War II. With only 200 examples produced, this coupé is a particularly rare appearance, beloved by connoisseurs and collectors.

This particular example, which has been registered in the Netherlands since 1978, has known only two owners since then. It is a car with a rich history and carefully preserved character. The car has undergone an older restoration, which contributes to its neat appearance, as can be seen in the attached photos’s. The timeless design, with its streamlined lines and distinctive grille, reflects the grandeur and craftsmanship that make the 300S an icon.

The car features a 3.0-liter six-in-line engine mated to a manual transmission, a combination that was praised at the time for its smoothness and power. This example has matching numbers, which means that both engine and chassis match the original factory specifications. Technically, the car is in good condition and runs properly, making it not only a fine museum piece, but also a car with potential for enthusiasts who value functionality.

The interior exudes the luxury that was typical of Mercedes-Benz's top models in the 1950s. High-quality materials such as leather and wood are combined with an artisanal finish typical of hand-built vehicles of this period. The car comes with a copy of the original data card, further underscoring its authenticity and history.

With its limited production numbers, rich history and carefully preserved condition, this 300S Coupé is an exceptional appearance. It is a car that impresses not only with its exclusivity, but also with its timeless beauty and technical refinement.

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