Mercedes revealed an exclusive collection from the Simplex in 1903 to SLS AMG in 2009 Shares in the world's biggest auto show, Techno Classica, which took place from 7th to 11th April, 2010 in Essen City, Germany. Let's have a look at latest Mercedes collection:

Mercedes Vision SLR

Mercedes Vision SLR was unveiled at Detroit show in 1999. Moreover, this super car is equipped with a V8 engine, 5.5 liter capacity, 557 horsepower, and 720 Nm torque. This Vision SLR model can accelerate at 0-100 after 4.2 seconds before reaching a maximum speed of 320 km / h.

Mercedes Vision SLR

Mercedes SLS AMG 2009

2009 AMG Mercedes SLS applied the latest technology with the light weight frame. Instead of iron, the engineers used aluminum frame. Belonging to sports cars, SLS has low seats. In addition, this car owns a V8 engine, 571 horsepower, and its maximum speed of 317 km/h.

Mercedes SLS AMG 2009

Mercedes CLK GTR

Mercedes CLK GTR racing car uses the monolithic carbon fiber and aluminum materials, V12 engine and 600 horsepower.

Mercedes CLK GTR

Mercedes CLK DTM AMG

Mercedes CLK DTM AMG is a special version of the CLK line and looks like a racing car. Furthermore, it has a V8 engine with 500 horsepower.

Mercedes CLK DTM AMG

C112 Mercedes

Mercedes C112 was introduced in Frankfurt in 1991 as a sports car. C112 is equipped with a V12 engine with 408 horsepower and its maximum torque of 580 Nm.

C111 Mercedes

C111 Mercedes uses the fiberglass frame, Wankel engine, 370 horsepower, and a maximum speed of 290 km / h.

Mercedes 300SL Gullwing

Mercedes 300SL Gullwing can accelerate at 0-100 km/h in after over 10 seconds and reach a maximum speed of 260 km/h.

Mercedes SSK

Mercedes SSK was produced from 1928 to 1932 with a maximum speed of 190 km / h and is equipped with a turbo charger with and torque of 680 Nm.

Mercedes 60 ps Simplex 1903

1903 Mercedes Simplex 60 ps is designed by the Maybach and the second version of the Mercedes Simplex with 60 horsepower.

Mercedes 37/90 hp

Mercedes 37/90 hp was produced from 1911 to 1914.