Mercedes-Benz SEL 560 Sedan (W126)
Engine
Horsepower

Top Speed
0-60 mph
Engine
5.6L (5547 cc)Horsepower
300hpTop Speed
250km/h0-60 mph
7.2seconds
History
The 1991 Mercedes-Benz 560 SEL, the pinnacle of the W126 S-Class, was a masterpiece of Bruno Sacco’s design philosophy—combining elegance, aerodynamics, and understated luxury. Unlike the boxier sedans of the 1970s, the W126 introduced smoother, more aerodynamic lines, reducing drag and improving fuel efficiency. Its long-wheelbase (SEL) version provided a stately presence, with an elongated silhouette and refined proportions.
One of the most innovative features of the W126 was its integrated plastic bumpers, a first for Mercedes, blending seamlessly with the body while improving crash protection. It also introduced flush-mounted glass to reduce wind noise, a feature that became a hallmark of modern luxury cars. Inside, the ergonomically designed cabin featured high-quality wood trim, orthopedically designed seats, and advanced climate control, reinforcing Mercedes' reputation for driver and passenger comfort.
Another pioneering feature was anti-lock brakes (ABS) and a driver's airbag, making it one of the safest sedans of its time. The self-leveling rear suspension ensured a smooth ride regardless of load, while the hydraulic power steering system provided effortless control. The 560 SEL’s timeless, well-proportioned design, combined with its legendary build quality, has made it one of the most respected and collectible Mercedes-Benz sedans ever produced.
- Year: 1991
- Color: Blue
- Transmission: 4-Speed Automatic (4G-Tronic)
- Cylinder: V8
- Interior: Brown Leather
- Specs: Japanese
- Mileage: 86,727 Kms
- Engine: 5.6 L (5547 cc)
- Horsepower: 300 hp
- Top Speed: 250 km/h
- 0-60 mph: 7.2 seconds



