1970 Mercedes 280SL Pagoda | SOLD

THIS MOTOR CAR

The Mercedes‑Benz Pagoda (W113) made a stunning debut at the 1963 Geneva Motor Show, blending sporty elegance with effortless performance from its smooth six‑cylinder engine. As the world's first sports car with an innovative safety body, it offered exceptional comfort, driving security, and handling. Produced from 1963 to 1971 (with the 280 SL arriving in 1967), its distinctive concave hardtop inspired the “Pagoda” nickname. Built with aluminium body panels, a wide track, and reliable fuel‑injected engines, the Pagoda paid stylistic homage to the legendary 300 SL. Renowned for durability, easy maintenance, and strong parts availability, it remains one of the most stress‑free and enjoyable classics for today's drivers.

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