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The Mercedes-Benz W196 R Monoposto was the open-wheel version of Mercedes-Benz’s legendary 1950s Grand Prix car and formed the backbone of the brand’s dominance during
The Mercedes-Benz SSK 27/140/200 PS was the most famous and extreme member of the pre-war S-Series, a short-wheelbase, supercharged sports machine that became one of
The Mercury Comet 202 was a trim-level designation within the Mercury Comet lineup during the early 1960s, reflecting the brand’s strategy of offering compact vehicles