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    • A-Class

      A-Class Coupé, Saloon

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      The A-Class

      Between temptation and reason.

    • B-Class

      B-Class

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      The B-Class Sports Tourer

      Designed to fit your life

    • C-Class

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      The C-Class Saloon

      Experience a car like no other

    • CL-Class

      CL-Class

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      The CL-Class Coupé

      A masterpiece from Mercedes Benz

    • CLC-Class

      CLC-Class

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      The CLC-Class Sports Coupé

      Dynamism at its most alluring

    • CLK-Class

      CLK-Class

      CLK-Class Cabriolet

      Dynamism at its most alluring

    • CLS-Class

      CLS-Class

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      The CLS-Class Coupé

      The technology of seduction

    • E-Class

      E-Class.

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      The E-Class Saloon

      See Mercedes-Benz in a new light.

    • G-Class

      The G-Class

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      The G-Class Cabriolet

      A modern classic

    • GL-Class

      GL-Class

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      The GL-Class Off-Roader

      Off-road driving with on-road feel.

    • M-Class

      M-Class

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      M-Class Off-roader

      Refined power.

    • R-Class

      R-Class

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      The R-Class SUV Tourer

      The new form of space travel

    • S-Class

      S-Class

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      The S-Class Saloon

      Looking ahead, driving ahead

    • SL-Class

      SL-Class

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      The SL-Class Roadster

      The legendary sports car

    • SLK-Class

      SLK-Class

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      The SLK-Class Roadster

      All you need for an enjoyable drive

    • SLR

      SLR

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      The SLR Coupé

      The rebirth of a legend

Mercedes-Benz racing tradition

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1924: The first Mercedes racing car with eight-cylinder engine
Once again it was at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza that a new racing vehicle from Stuttgart announced its arrival. With its fierce-looking radiator design, the white 2.0-litre Grand Prix car succeeded in turning heads. A new-design supercharged eight-cylinder engine delivering 170 hp was housed behind the vertical radiator. The engine had been developed by Ferdinand Porsche, who had joined DMG as Technical Director from Austro-Daimler. He was followed by Alfred Neubauer, who was one of four drivers to pilot the eight-cylinder Mercedes-Benz in Monza and later became a legend as a race organiser at Daimler-Benz.

Monza was not a successful circuit for the new car, however. Having been subjected to limited testing, it was not strong enough to win in 1924. But two years later, the eight-cylinder supercharged Mercedes-Benz notched a major victory at the German Grand Prix at the AVUS circuit in Berlin. The 25-year-old Rudolf Caracciola and his co-pilot, Eugen Salzer, brought home not only a hard-fought triumph but also a seemingly impossible average speed of 135 km/h.