Mercedes-Benz 280 SL “Pagoda” – 1970 | Gray | German Elegance and Performance
The 1970 Mercedes-Benz 280 SL “Pagoda” is one of the most sophisticated and desired roadsters of its time. Part of the iconic W113 series, this model combines luxury, performance and an unmistakable design, making it a true classic among Mercedes-Benz convertibles. Its nickname “Pagoda” comes from the concave shape of the removable hardtop, which is reminiscent of Asian temples, a detail that has made it one of the brand’s most iconic designs.

✅ 2.8L (2.778 cm³) engine, 6 cylinders in line – with 170 hp, ensuring refined and reliable performance.
✅ 4-speed automatic transmission – providing smooth shifts and comfort in any situation.
✅ Rear-wheel drive (RWD) – offering balanced handling and driving pleasure.
✅ Four-wheel independent suspension – ensuring superior stability and comfort.
✅ Removable “Pagoda” style hardtop – one of the model’s most striking features.
✅ High quality leather seats – offering sophistication and durability.
✅ Dashboard in fine wood and classic Mercedes-Benz instruments – refinement in every detail.
✅ Air conditioning (optional at the time) – a rare and highly valued item today.

🔹 Interesting facts about the model: • The W113 series was designed by the legendary Paul Bracq, responsible for some of the most beautiful Mercedes-Benz in history.
• The “Pagoda” lining was designed to offer greater structural resistance and safety in the event of a rollover.
• This model was one of the first convertibles to feature a reinforced safety structure, setting a new standard in the automotive industry.
• The 280 SL was the most powerful and refined version of the W113 series, being the last model before the arrival of the R107.

Combining timeless design, comfort and performance, the Mercedes-Benz 280 SL “Pagoda” remains a prestigious classic, ideal for collectors and brand enthusiasts.

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