Mercedes-Benz W100 600 Pullman Landaulet 1977 for sale

Gutachten Note 1- Stylish Configuration Unique History One of 59 Landaulets ever built One of only 32 four-door versions Fully restored Matching Numbers produced from 1963 to 1981 in only 59 units, it is an automotive masterpiece and the flagship of the W100 series, combining innovative technology with luxurious features and timeless design. This rare vehicle has become an icon of automotive creativity. Unlike the classic sedan and the Pullman version of the W100 series, the Landaulet stands out for its unique appearance. The folding roof at the rear allows passengers to present themselves appropriately on festive occasions, making it particularly popular among heads of state and celebrities. Among the famous owners were, among others, Pope Paul VI, Leonid Brezhnev, and Ferdinand Marcos. The interiors of the Landaulet offer unparalleled comfort and maximum exclusivity. Fine materials such as the finest leather and impeccable wood characterize the luxurious atmosphere. Customization options meet the highest demands. In addition, the cabin is equipped with the latest technologies, including a complex hydraulic system that controls functions such as seat adjustment, electric windows, and suspension, thus ensuring maximum comfort. The hydraulic system is a remarkable technical innovation, generating 150 bar of pressure and controlling 15 different functions in the vehicle. The Landaulet is powered by a powerful 6.3-liter V8 engine specially developed with 250 hp. This ensures safe driving characteristics and effortless acceleration. The engine's power allows a top speed of around 205 km/h and an acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in about 9.7 seconds - impressive figures for a vehicle of this size and class. The standard 4-speed automatic transmission further contributes to the impressive driving performance. With a development price of nearly 100 million marks, the "big Mercedes" was inaccessible for most. Its buyers were therefore mainly heads of state, diplomats, industrialists, and other wealthy individuals. The high price and exclusivity have significantly contributed to the rarity surrounding the Landaulet. The total production of the W100 series included about 2,677 vehicles, of which the Landaulet represents the most exclusive and rare variant.