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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

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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

1931 1932 1934
1937 1938 1939
1937: The W 125 holds strong competition at bay
The experience gained with stronger competitors suggested a restructuring of the racing department. Young engineer Rudolf Uhlenhaut became the new Chief Engineer and his analyses of the W 25 resulted in the development of the W 125. The chassis was modified more extensively than the supercharged eight-cylinder engine. For weight reasons, the idea of a completely new V12 was abandoned once again and so the proven in-line engine was thoroughly revised with regard to displacement, carburettor and supercharger. The engines generated up to 646 hp from a displacement of almost 5.7 litres. In 1937, the W 125 put Mercedes-Benz ahead of all the other manufacturers. Rudolf Caracciola regained the German Championship as well as the European crown.

The Mercedes-Benz highlight of this extremely successful year was undoubtedly the international AVUS event. Hermann Lang, who had been promoted from racing mechanic to works driver, achieved an uncontested average speed of 261.7 km/h in the final. The top speed of 380 km/h in this race was not exceeded until 1959.