Mercedes Benz classic cars

The Mercedes Benz classic cars centre is always looking out for the high quality cars manufactured by Mercedes Benz of W 198 I+II series (300 SL) and also the cars manufactured pre war time. They are also on the lookout for the models built in 1970 which are in very good condition.

Almost every day there are numerous visitors in the Mercedes Benz classic cars centre to enquire about the old models. These are all prospective customer from all over the world who wishes to own a Mercedes Benz classic cars. There are many reasons for which people would still like to go for the old model rather than buying a new one.

The Mercedes Benz classic cars had a speckled features that have since become pattern in the majority of the new cars. Nonetheless, at the period, they were innovative.

The European Mercedes marked the first traction-control vehicles to stop wheels from rotating freely in greasy conditions. This was not obtainable in motor vehicles created in the United States till 1990. The European Mercedes car also had seat belts that would stiffen if the car sensors identify potentially dangerous circumstances.

The 1985 Mercedes launched air bags on the driver's side of the car. Commuter air bags come into view in 1990. Thus the air bags have become criterion gear in the majority of cars.

The 1987 Mercedes Benz classic cars came up with the cruise control that relied on a topographical antenna, which could watch whether the car was in a slanting or declining position. This sensor would cause the conduction to downshift on a turn down, slowing the car without the utilization of brakes.

Mercedes fitted sensors, which would observe the internal temperature and without human intervention fine-tune the heat settings to preserve a required temperature. Along with that they also fitted a gadget which would let the driver keep a note of the outside-temperature.

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Benz classic cars also had fully adaptable electronic seats with heat controls. The other new quality from Mercedes Benz classic cars were courteousness lights on the undersides of the door, which would glow up the region under the doors for security.