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Photo	Title	Make	Model	Year	State	Price	Placed
	1987 Mercedes Benz 560SL	Mercedes Benz	560SL	1987	IL	$17,900.00 or Offer	February 11, 2012
	1978 MERCEDES-BENZ 450 SL ROADSTER	MERCEDES-BENZ	450 SL ROADSTER	1978	IL	$4,600.00 US dollars	February 7, 2012
	1979 Mercedes Benz 450 SEL	Mercedes Benz	450 SEL	1979	LA	$12,500.00 Make an Offer	February 6, 2012
	1985 Mercedes Benz 560 SL	Mercedes Benz	560 SL	1985	LA	$22,500.00 Make an Offer	February 6, 2012
	1952 Mercedes Benz 170 DS	Mercedes Benz	170 DS	1952	OR	$15,000.00 or Offer	January 31, 2012
	1953 Mercedes Benz 170 DS	Mercedes Benz	170 DS	1953	OR	$5,000.00 or Offer	January 31, 2012
	1984 Mercedes Benz 240 Diesel Euro Spec	Mercedes Benz	240 Diesel Euro Spec 240D w123	1984	NY	$4,500.00 US dollars	January 29, 2012
	1975 Mercede-Benz 450SL Roadster	Mercede-Benz	450SL Roadster	1975	KS	$17,000.00 Make an Offer	January 24, 2012
	1980 MERCEDES BENZ 280SL EURO-ROADSTER	MERCEDES BENZ	280SL EURO-ROADSTER	1980	NY	$15,900.00 or Offer	January 20, 2012
	1958 Mercedes Benz 220S Sedan	Mercedes Benz	220S Sedan	1958	RI	$15,500.00 or Offer	January 15, 2012

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Mercedes-Benz Cars History (Continued from top)

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The Mercedes-Benz is the oldest, continuously produced, automobile make in the world. Benz and Daimler were competitors until the 1926 merger and even then they agreed that each could produce vehicles under their own name. Gottlieb Daimler adopted the three-pointed star logo because his engines were used in land, air, and sea applications and Benz agreed to keep the logo with minor changes. Karl Benz is credited with inventing the worlds first true internal combustion gasoline engine in 1885 and the Benz Patent Motorwagen in 1886. Gottlieb Daimler and his partner, Wilhelm Maybach, were granted a patent for a similar engine and built their first vehicle during the same period.

In 1958 Daimler-Benz made a deal with the Studebaker-Packard Corporation to market their vehicles in the U.S. And when Studebaker closed its doors in 1966 Studebaker dealers had the option to become Mercedes-Benz dealers. Daimler-Benz merged with Chrysler, to become Daimler-Chrysler, in 1998.