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1991 - Mercedes-Benz SL 500 

In December 1991 Lady Diana took delivery of this Mercedes-Benz 500 SL. The wife of the Prince of Wales thus became the first member of the royal house to drive a foreign car privately. In response to criticism from the government, the trade unions... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

1992 - Mercedes-Benz 814 

This Mercedes-Benz 814 was delivered to the customer in 1992 as a dropsider and converted into a recovery truck in 1996. By October 2004 it had done 230,000 miles of service for ADAC, the German automobile association, and provided breakdown,... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

1994 - Mercedes-Benz 508D 

In 1989, the 508 D complemented the range of large Mercedes-Benz vans launched in 1986. They were entirely adapted to the needs of professional drivers, featuring a sound-insulated cab, an ergonomically designed driver’s seat and particularly... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

1994 - Mercedes-Benz NECAR 1 

With NECAR 1 (New Electric Car) Mercedes-Benz presented the world's first fuel cell-powered vehicle. The fuel cell converts hydrogen and oxygen into water. In the process, electric energy is produced which drives an electric motor. The... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

1994 - Penske-Mercedes PC 23 IndyCar 

It took Mercedes-Benz only ten months to develop a totally new V8 engine delivering with 754 kW. Mercedes’ aim, in partnership with the Penske team, was to win the legendary Indianapolis 500 in May 1994. The race turned out to be a sensational... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

1995 - AMG-Mercedes C-Class DTM touring car 

Between 1994 and 1996 Mercedes-Benz lined up in the DTM with racing touring cars based on the C-Class and powered by an all-new V6 engine. Klaus Ludwig celebrated victory in the 1994 DTM in this car, while Bernd Schneider piloted a revised variant... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

1997 - Mercedes-Benz CLK-GTR GT 

It took Mercedes-Benz and AMG just 128 days to develop the CLK-GTR for the FIA GT championship launched in 1997. Powered by a V12 engine, the CLK-GTR dominated the 1997 season, winning six of the eleven races and completing four 1-2 finishes along... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

1998 - Mercedes-Benz ML320 “Lost World” 

In May 1997 the Mercedes-Benz M-Class stood in the footlights: the brand-new vehicle not only was driven by stars, but became a star itself in Steven Spielberg’s movie “Lost World”, the sequel to his box-office hit “Jurassic Park”. The... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

1998 - McLaren-Mercedes MP4-13 

In 1998 Mika Hakkinen drove the MP4-13 to Mercedes-Benz’s first drivers’ world championship title since the brand returned to Formula One in 1994. The partnership with McLaren, agreed at the end of 1994, developed into a success story. In... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

1999 - McLaren-Mercedes MP4-14  

Modern Formula One racing cars consist of a monocoque, a self-supporting cell of highly rigid carbon fiber composite that forms a single unit with the engine and transmission. It is not only lighter than earlier designs, it is also significantly... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

2000 - Mercedes-Benz C 220 CDI T-Model Police 

At the end of the 1990s, the C 220 CDI station wagon was one of the most common police cars in Baden-Württemberg. The exhibited vehicle did duty in Stuttgart from 2000 to the end of 2002 and covered 25,000 miles. It was one of the first police... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

2001 - AMG-Mercedes CLK DTM touring car 

The AMG-Mercedes team lined up with an updated version of the CLK for the second season of the newly launched German Touring Car Masters (DTM). The new model had been aerodynamically optimized and featured new suspension, an improved chassis and a... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

2001 - Mercedes-Benz C 32 AMG T-Model F1 Medical Car 

Since 1998, the F 1 Medical Car has been guaranteeing speedy first aid on the racetrack at all Formula One races. The Medical Car is always the most powerful AMG version of the C-Class station wagon. It has space for the driver, three doctors and... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

2001 - Mercedes-Benz Atego Race Truck 

Following in the tire tracks of the 1450 S and 1834 S, the Atego race truck represented the third stage in the Mercedes-Benz race truck development program. In 1998, its first season, Ludovic Faure drove the Atego to the European Truck Racing Cup... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

2001 - Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 313 CDI Medimobile 

With a market share of 80 percent, the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is the most frequently used rescue vehicle and ambulance in Germany. It owes this top position mainly to its powerful and economical CDI engine and its great reliability. In addition,... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

2004 - Mercedes-Benz Unimog U500 

Since 1951, Mercedes-Benz has been building the Unimog – a vehicle of many, many talents which has proven itself in agriculture and as a municipal vehicle. Typical of the Unimog are the portal axles, the snub-nosed cab, the single tires and the... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

2005 - Mercedes-Benz Viano Marco Polo 2.2 CDI 

The camper version of the Viano MPV is a variable, comfortable and safe travel companion. It’s named after the Venetian merchant Marco Polo, famed for his journey to China in the 13th century. The Westfalia company designed the layout and... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

2005 - AMG-Mercedes C-Class DTM touring car 

This is the C-Class touring car with which Gary Paffett won the 2005 DTM championship title. Gary Paffett won five of the eleven races in 2005, thus securing a fourth DTM driver’s championship for the AMG-Mercedes team since 2000. His team... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

2005 - Mercedes-Benz Econic 2628 NGT 

The Mercedes-Benz Econic introduced in 1998 was specifically designed for urban use with its low frame, level cab floor and folding doors. It is mainly used for refuse collection, but also as a firefighting vehicle, beverage distributor or tank... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 

2008 - McLaren-Mercedes MP4-23 

The MP4-23 won its maiden race, the Australian Grand Prix in March 2008. Vodafone McLaren-Mercedes won five more races in this season and finished second in the constructors’ competition. Lewis Hamilton wrote racing history in this car, capturing... 

Mercedes-Benz Museum Stuttgart 
 
 

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