Selling a 1952 Mercedes Benz 300S

 

Considered the top-of-the-line Mercedes Benz during the 1950’s, the 1952 Mercedes Benz 300S (and other year models) was the ultimate luxury car of the era. Relying heavily on the technology of the Type 300 Adenauer models, the styling of these Mercedes 300S models was quite different. The 1952 Mercedes S came either as a 2+2 fixed roof coupe, a cabriolet with functional landau bars, or as a roadster with a top that completely disappeared when folded. First introduced at the 1951 Paris Auto Show, buyers then and now found the exceptional craftsmanship, visual elegance, and prestige to be most desirable. With these characteristics came a greater price tag; the W188 was more than 50 percent higher in price than its W186 contemporary. This did not deter buyers, however. This limited production saw a total of 216 coupes, 203 cabriolets and 141 roadsters come off the factory floor from July 1952 to August 1955.

 

1952 Mercedes Benz 300S Seller’s Tips

If you are one of the lucky owners of the 1952 Mercedes Benz 300S, you also know these cars were technologically advanced for their time. With the addition of Solex carburetors and higher engine compression, the 1952 Mercedes Benz S could reach a top speed of nearly 180km/h. For these and many reasons, there is still a large collectors market out there for the 300S. If you’re thinking about selling your 1952 Mercedes and are looking for Seller’s Tips, you’ve come to the right place. Designed with you in mind, Alex Manos and his team of California classic car dealership professionals welcome you to browse this website to learn more about the company and their sales process. You will also find a wealth of great resources to give you the Seller’s Tips you need to succeed. Their team is always on the lookout to purchase classic European and American cars that fit into their collection. They encourage you to contact them today to begin discussions, as they are happy to offer top-dollar, in cash for your classic, and can pick up from any location in the United States.

  

Whether you have a 1952 Mercedes Benz 300S that has been sitting in the garage untouched for decades or you’ve recently come across a unique barn-find that you think the team at AlexManos.com would like to know about, do not hesitate to contact them today! They look forward to hearing from you and to making your experience unforgettable. Connect today!

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