A Timeless Icon of Automotive Excellence
A Legacy Born from Racing
The origins of the 300SL trace back to Mercedes-Benz’s 1952 W194 racing car, which dominated endurance events with its lightweight construction and advanced aerodynamics. The production 300SL Gullwing, launched in 1954, was the first car to feature direct fuel injection, significantly boosting its 3.0L straight-six engine to 215 horsepower. By 1957, Mercedes-Benz transitioned to the Roadster variant, refining the space-frame chassis to allow for lower entry sills, conventional doors, and improved suspension for a more comfortable ride.
Design & Performance
The 300SL Roadster retained the striking proportions of its predecessor while introducing vertically arranged headlamps, a soft-top roof, and a redesigned rear suspension for enhanced handling. With a top speed of over 150 mph, it remained one of the fastest production cars of its era, blending race-bred performance with luxurious craftsmanship.
A Rare Opportunity
For discerning collectors, CONSARI proudly presents a concours-winning example of the 1957 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Roadster for Private Sale. This meticulously maintained classic embodies the pinnacle of automotive heritage and engineering excellence. Interested parties are invited to contact us for further details on this exceptional vehicle.
