Mercedes-Benz is a name that automobile enthusiasts hold in high esteem. This reverence is due in no small part to models such as the Mercedes-Benz W124. First launched in 1984, this car serves as a touchstone for the brand’s evolution over the years. Built with a distinctive first-generation sedan series design, the Mercedes-Benz W124 was in production until 1994. Available in a sleek 2.0 AT trim, this 5-seater vehicle encapsulated the luxury and performance that Mercedes-Benz has now become synonymous with.

Under the hood, the Mercedes-Benz W124 is equipped with a petrol engine strategic with a power of 136 horsepower. Featuring multipoint distributed injection, it delivers smooth performance and impressive output. This first-generation model has an inline 4 cylinder layout, with each cylinder boasting 4 valves. Without any boost type, and featuring a cylinder bore of 3.471 inches and stroke cycle of 3.042mm, this model delivered power and acceleration that stood the test of the time. Positioned longitudinally at the front, the engine peaks at a maximum turnover torque of 4000 RPM and delivers a maximum power of 134.102 horsepower.

In terms of handling and speed, the Mercedes Benz W124 is a rear-wheel-drive vehicle with an automatic transmission featuring 4 gears. It sports an impressive maximum speed of 121 mph, taking 19 seconds for an acceleration from 0 to 60 mph. The sedan rests on independent, spring back suspension and runs on a wheel size of R15, 195/65/R14. It operates on a fuel grade of 95 and has a generous fuel tank capacity of 18 gallons. Born and produced in Germany, this 4-door car exemplifies the essence of class E vehicles, combining luxury, performance and style. The Mercedes-Benz W124 truly cemented the brand’s position in the pantheon of supremely engineered automobiles. From then until now, this model continues to have a special place in the hearts of car lovers the world over.