Mercedes 170V Limousine ~ Creme/Blue 1936

Prototype: The shapely 170V was presented to the public in February 1936 during the 26th International Automobile and Motorcycle Exhibition (IAMA) in Berlin. The four-cylinder gasoline engine with the internal designation W136 thus replaced the six-cylinder type 170 (W 15 series). In the years 1936-1942, more than 70,000 vehicles in various body styles were produced and sold, making this type one of the front-runners in Mercedes-Benz production in the pre-war period. The noble four-door sedan cost 3,850 Reichsmarks at the time and was available in various paint finishes. Whether as a limousine, convertible or convertible sedan, the vehicle is a highlight in every variant. The two-tone color scheme of this model is another highlight and makes the vehicle look even more lively.