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Mercedes in 1:43 scale
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Mercedes 500 E black (Maxichamps) 1:43
In the 1990s, upsizing was still preferred to downsizing! In early 1991, the top-of-the-range 500 E version of the Mercedes-Benz W124, the successor to the W123 at the end of 1984, received a naturally-aspirated 5-litre V8. Developed with Porsche, this "super" large family car borrows its engine from the 500 SL roadster and delivers 326 hp.
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Mercedes 500 E silver (Maxichamps) 1:43
In the 1990s, upsizing was still preferred to downsizing! In early 1991, the top-of-the-range 500 E version of the Mercedes-Benz W124, the successor to the W123 at the end of 1984, received a naturally-aspirated 5-litre V8. Developed with Porsche, this "super" large family car borrows its engine from the 500 SL roadster and delivers 326 hp.
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Mercedes 190 SL roadster 1955 white (Maxichamps) 1:43
Produced between May 1955 and February 1963, the 190 SL was actually unveiled at the 1954 New York Auto Show. Mercedes intended to offer its customers a less exclusive and therefore more accessible model than the 300 SL, while retaining the overall design. The objective was achieved with this convertible that became the same icon than model that inspired it.
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Mercedes W123 T silver (Maxichamps) 1:43
The famous Mercedes "W123" introduced in 1975 offered for the first time an estate variant made in-house and no longer coachbuilt by outside companies as was the case of previous Mercedes models. This "T" estate (or TE with injection) is unveiled in Frankfurt at the end of 1977 and produced from the following spring. Here reproduced without a monogram.
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Mercedes W123 T green metallic (Maxichamps) 1:43
The famous Mercedes "W123" introduced in 1975 offered for the first time an estate variant made in-house and no longer coachbuilt by outside companies as was the case of previous Mercedes models. This "T" estate (or TE with injection) is unveiled in Frankfurt at the end of 1977 and produced from the following spring. Here reproduced without a monogram.
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Mercedes W115 green (Maxichamps) 1:43
Released in 1968, the “standard” Mercedes of the time is best known by its code name W114 (when equipped with a 6-cylinder) and W115 (with 4 or 5-cylinder engines). The W123 replaced it in 1976. Maxichamps designates this W115 as a 200, a standard version with a 2-litre petrol engine delivering 95 hp.