Wiking 014604 – Mercedes Benz 250 SE Coupé

Elegant Mercedes-Benz Coupé in metallic sheen

The mink gray metallic of the body shimmers in the light – the sporty elegance of this Mercedes-Benz coupé certainly does not fail to impress the viewer. The body line testifies to the representative, yet dynamic character that buyers once demanded of their Mercedes-Benz. The 250 SE Coupé model with 150 hp was introduced as early as 1965, and was replaced in 1967 by the new 2.8-liter engine with 160 hp. Mercedes-Benz had thus brought the S-Class of those years into the coveted coupé form. The high-horsepower sports car with the limousine ambience was the typical business vehicle for all those who were willing to show off their newly acquired wealth. Today, the 250 SE Coupé, like its series-produced siblings, is one of the value-stable classics that are no longer just at home under the Californian sun.

Body in mink grey metallic. Chassis and radiator grille painted in chrome silver. Interior in red and headlights inserted in transparent. Rims painted in mink grey with silver-plated Mercedes-Benz star. Window surrounds, door handles and middle trim strip also silver-plated. Trunk lid with Mercedes-Benz star and type designation “250 SE” printed in silver. Taillights hand-painted red.