Mercedes-Benz SSK - Bulit in 1928 for hillclimb events, the car had 225bhp, it was successful enough to ensure that it cemented the Mercedes brand as one of the best, a reputation that still remains today

Mercedes-Benz have also long been one of the leaders in world of trucking.
This model was known as the millipede because of the two front steering axles, it was introduced in 1958 when the German government brought in rules restricting axle loads on truck in a bid to protect the railways.


1932 Lo 2000 - The world's first light duty truck with a diesel engine

Unimog U 500 - Mecedes have been building the Unimog since 1951. This model can clear an amazing 1600 tonnes of snow per hour

For twenty six years Professor Sid Watkins served as head of the Formula One on-track medical team, now in his eighties he still works on developing safety for motorsport, he has been behind projects such as the HANS device and improved helmet material (which probably saved Felipe Massa in 2009)

C32 AMG F1 Medical car

Although this looks like the Ectomobile from Ghostbusters, it is actually the Mercedes-Benz 300 Messwagen, which translated means measuring car, it was used by the test department to record data from cars during test runs, we now take telemetry for granted, but back in 1960 things were quite different!

The G-Wagen Popemobile needs no introduction, the 500 SL created headlines in the early 1990's when Princess Diana became the first member of the British royal family to drive a private foreign car, after critisism from the UK government and trade unions she returned the car.

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