Mercedes-Benz is a division of Daimler AG - the twelfth largest producer of cars and LCVs in the world (OICA, 2009). The company combines pioneering innovations, industry-leading safety features and capturing design as to set the standards for rewarding driving experience. Mercedes-Benz is the oldest automotive brand in the world still in existence today. Since its inception it has been one of the most praised brands with an excellent reputation of high quality and durability. The origins of the company date back to 1886 when in January Karl Benz patented the first petrol-powered car (Benz Patent Motorwagen) and later the same year Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach added a petrol engine to a stagecoach. As a brand Mercedes appeared for the first time in 1901 by Daimler Motoren Gesellschaft. In 1926 Karl Benz's and Gottlieb Daimler's companies formed the Daimler-Benz company and the brand changed to Mercedes-Benz. Benz and Daimler are the masterminds behind a plethora of innovations, including the invention of the internal combustion engine, which make cars what they are today. Since 1928 Mercedes-Benz has created tens of pioneering automobiles that have marked the decades. Just a few of them are the SSK racing car (1928), 260 D (the world's first diesel production car 1936), the Ponton and Fintail models (50s), Mercedes-Benz S-Class (1965), 300D (1976), first E-Class (1986), first C-class (1993), the SL73 AMG 7.3 V12 (1995), CLK (1996), SLK (1997), CLS (2004), Bluetec models (2007), SLS AMG (2010). In 1994 Mercedes-Benz changed their nomenclature. Till that moment the models where named in the following pattern: engine displacement number + the engine type or chassis, e.g. 500E. In 1994 the models pattern became: class + engine displacement number, e.g. E500. However, in some models the number does not reflect the actual displacement. The current product range of Mercedes-Benz includes the A-Class (subcompact cars), B-Class (people carriers), C-Class (sedans, sports coupes and estates), CL-Class (coupes), CLK-Class (coupes and convertibles), CLS-Class (4 door coupes), E-Class (sedans, coupes, convertibles and estates), G-Class (4WD cross-country vehicles). In the SUV segment Mercedes-Benz offers the GL-Class, GLK-Class and M-Class series. The R-Class presents the only crossover minivans of the company. And of course there are the sedans of the S-Class and the roadsters of SL-Class and SLK-Class. The catalog below includes a range of Mercedes-Benz models, for which is provided detailed technical data.
Mercedes-Benz ML
modelyearenginepowertorquespeedlengthwidthheight
ML 320 W 163 1997~ 3.2 l (3199 cc)160 kW (218 ps)310 Nm (228 ft-lb)179 km/h4586.00 mm1832.00 mm1807.00 mm
ML 430 W 163 1998~ 4.3 l (4266 cc)200 kW (272 ps)389 Nm (286 ft-lb)209 km/h4586.00 mm1832.00 mm1803.00 mm
ML 230 W 163 1998~ 2.3 l (2295 cc)110 kW (150 ps)220 Nm (162 ft-lb)180 km/h4586.00 mm1832.00 mm1807.00 mm
ML 270 CDI W 163 1999~ 2.7 l (2688 cc)120 kW (164 ps)370 Nm (272 ft-lb)186 km/h4586.00 mm1832.00 mm1821.00 mm
ML 55 AMG W 163 1999~ 5.4 l (5439 cc)255 kW (347 ps)509 Nm (375 ft-lb)235 km/h4634.00 mm1832.00 mm1804.00 mm
ML 270 CDI Automatic W 163 1999~ 2.7 l (2688 cc)120 kW (164 ps)400 Nm (295 ft-lb)182 km/h4586.00 mm1832.00 mm1821.00 mm
ML 270 CDI Automatic W 163 2001~ 2.7 l (2688 cc)120 kW (164 ps)400 Nm (295 ft-lb)182 km/h4637.00 mm1840.00 mm1821.00 mm
ML 270 CDI W 163 2001~ 2.7 l (2688 cc)120 kW (164 ps)370 Nm (272 ft-lb)186 km/h4637.00 mm1840.00 mm1821.00 mm
ML 320 W 163 2001~ 3.2 l (3199 cc)160 kW (218 ps)310 Nm (228 ft-lb)194 km/h4637.00 mm1840.00 mm1821.00 mm
ML 400 CDI W 163 2001~ 4.0 l (3996 cc)184 kW (251 ps)561 Nm (413 ft-lb)212 km/h4637.00 mm1840.00 mm1821.00 mm
ML 55 AMG W 163 2001~ 5.4 l (5439 cc)255 kW (347 ps)509 Nm (375 ft-lb)235 km/h4634.00 mm1840.00 mm1821.00 mm
ML 500 W 163 2001~ 5.0 l (4966 cc)215 kW (293 ps)441 Nm (325 ft-lb)221 km/h4637.00 mm1840.00 mm1821.00 mm
ML 350 W 163 2003~ 3.7 l (3724 cc)173 kW (235 ps)344 Nm (253 ft-lb)205 km/h4637.00 mm1840.00 mm1821.00 mm
ML 500 2004~ 5.0 l (4966 cc)225 kW (307 ps)460 Nm (339 ft-lb)235 km/h4780.00 mm1910.00 mm1814.00 mm
ML 350 2004~ 3.5 l (3498 cc)200 kW (272 ps)351 Nm (258 ft-lb)216 km/h4780.00 mm1910.00 mm1814.00 mm
ML 320 CDI 2004~ 3.0 l (2987 cc)165 kW (225 ps)509 Nm (375 ft-lb)209 km/h4780.00 mm1910.00 mm1814.00 mm
ML 280 CDI 2004~ 3.0 l (2987 cc)139 kW (189 ps)441 Nm (325 ft-lb)201 km/h4780.00 mm1910.00 mm1814.00 mm
ML 63 AMG W 164 2006~ 6.2 l (6208 cc)375 kW (510 ps)629 Nm (463 ft-lb)250 km/h4821.00 mm1951.00 mm1862.00 mm
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