The Mercedes-Benz 320 Cabriolet emerged as an exceptional expression of prewar automotive luxury and engineering excellence.
Development began in the mid-1930s as Mercedes-Benz sought to create a modern, refined open-air tourer for the most discerning clientele.
Introduction occurred in 1937 with the W130 chassis, featuring a sophisticated straight-eight engine and advanced hydraulic systems.
Production concluded in 1942 as wartime manufacturing priorities shifted, leaving extremely limited examples in existence.
Production timeline
- 1937Introduction
- 1942Production ends
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