Mercedes was born in 1896, over 100 years ago, with a simple Benz Buggy. It has changed with the passing decades, but always maintained a standard of excellence rarely met in the industry: Nothing But The Best. Mercedes is all about style, grace, unbroken lines, aesthetic simplicity and design that takes your breath away. It is much more than just a driving machine; the Mercedes is a status symbol.

	For The Benz Collector. This book is easy to read and understand. Provides brief, concise information on what to look for when buying a used Mercedes either as a collectible or as a daily driver. Good illustrations, and specs. also included.

	Mercedes-Benz Production Models Book, 1946-1995

Two evocative initials, SL(for SuperLeicht or Super Light), have become inextricably associated with Mercedes-Benz, defining a successful line of desirable sports cars that continues to this day. This book, dealing with the pre-1971 cars, looks at the most classic SL's, the ones that are responsible for creating and developing a legend. There are four distict model phases in the family covered here. The consecutive Gullwing(1954-57) and Roadster(1957-63) versions of the six-cylinder 300SL differ so significantly that each receives a long chapter. The parallel four-cylinder 190SL(1955-63) is their small sister in specification and looks, and a much more affordable alternative. Finally came the outwardly similar 230SL, 250SL and 280SL(1963-71), collectively nicknamed the "Pagoda-roof" cars because of their unusual hard-top shape.

	Marvelous color photography depicts the standard to which all automakers aspire. Covers the "car with star" from 1886 through the 1996.

	Mercedes (2 vols.)

Mercedes-Benz emerged from the rubble of World War a battered shell of its former self--the brilliant racing cars and elegant road cars destroyed in a hail of Allied bombs. But the company cautiously started over, and in 1952, Mercedes unveiled its masterpiece 300SL. This book surveys the development history of this unique model. More than 80 color and 40 archival b&w photos illustrate all the great SL cars.

	Mercedes Sl's and Slc's Gold Portfolio, 1971-1989

	Mercedes-Benz SL and SLC: 1952-1986

	The legendary Mercedes-Benz SL sports cars from 1954 to 1971 are examined In this value-packed book. Includes the delightful 190SL of the 1950s, the timeless "Pagoda-roof" models of the 1960s, and the legendary 300 SL.

	Mercedes SL Series: The Complete Story

	Mercedes-Benz 190: Automotive Repair Manual. Haynes disassembles every subject vehicle and documents every step with thorough instructions and clear photos. Haynes repair manuals are used by the pros, but written for the do-it-yourselfer.

	Mercedes-Benz Automotive Repair Manual. Complete takedown and repair instructions for the 250 and 280 series Mercedes models, 1977-1981.

	A beautiful collection of the most significant Mercedes-Benz models from the first cars to the present 600 series.

	This all-new edition covers the great Mercedes-Benz automobiles from 1886-1994. Includes all of the famous cars: 300 SL Gullwing sports cars, 190 SL, SS and SSK. Features model development histories.

Filled with the inside stories that make up the exciting and innovative history of the Mercedes-Benz M-Class from its origins in Germany to its production at a newly constructed plant in America. Included are the people who made it happen and the innovative vehicle that eventually rolled off the assembly line in 1997. In less than five years, Mercedes-Benz went from initial designs to complete production. The entire construction will take place in a new factory in Alabama. The M-Class boasts advanced technology including very light fuel efficient V-6 and V-8 engines, 4-wheel drive unlike any other in the world, providing traction in virtually any driving situation.

	Motorbooks International presents a full-color gallery of MG sports cars including model histories and evolution, specifications, technical notes, index, and more. Cars featured: Prewar Chummy, Midgets, J-Series, MG TA, and MG TB; Postwar T series--MG TC, MG TD, & MG TF; MGA, MGB, MGB/GT, MGC, and Midget; MGV8, MGRV8, and MGF.