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jdc1244 Date registered: Dec 1899 Location: Vehicle(s): | 1983 Price Lists A little trivia I thought I’d share… Ah, the good old days – in the US, anyway. Just the 107, 123 and 126. Note the only S Class cars available were the 3.8 L M116 sedan and coupe and the diesel sedan. The SEC was the most expensive car sold then, still a good chunk of change even today. (mbusa1983prices2.jpg) Attachments ---------------- mbusa1983prices2.jpg (91KB - 2 downloads) | ||
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Marsden Classic MB Date registered: Apr 2006 Location: Capital City USA Vehicle(s): Mercedes-Benz | RE: 1983 Price Lists
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jdc1244 Date registered: Dec 1899 Location: Vehicle(s): | RE: 1983 Price Lists Yeah, if MB still built their cars today the way they did over 20 plus years ago they’d be very expensive. | ||
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Syracuse315 Date registered: Dec 1899 Location: Vehicle(s): | RE: 1983 Price Lists Too bad we don't have the 190E price list. I believe it was the entry class model, but I bet it was still pretty high, especially if I take inflation into account. | ||
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jdc1244 Date registered: Dec 1899 Location: Vehicle(s): | RE: 1983 Price Lists I could be wrong – and I’m sure someone will correct me – but the first 201 was an 84 model so it wouldn’t be on the list. | ||
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