The mink-grey metallic shimmer of the body changes with the light – and the sporty elegance of this Mercedes-Benz coupé never fails to leave an impression on its beholder. This is owed to a body line that testifies to the prestigious, yet dynamic character that buyers once demanded from their Mercedes-Benz. The model 250 SE Coupé with 150 hp was introduced as early as 1965 before it was substituted in 1967 by the new 2.8 litre engine with 160 hp. With these models, Mercedes-Benz had moulded the S-Class of the time into the sought-after coupé shape. Packing tons of horsepower for the time, this sports car with the limousine ambience was typically driven by business leaders or anyone eager to show off their earned prosperity. Today, the 250 SE Coupé, like its model siblings of the same series, ranks among the classics that retain their value and has found a home with wealthy owners everywhere - and not only under the California sun.

Body in mink grey metallic. Body as well as radiator grille painted in chrome silver. Interior red and inserted transparent headlamps. Wheel rims painted in mink grey with Mercedes-Benz star painted silver. Window surrounds, door handles and central ornamental strips likewise painted silver. Boot lid with Mercedes-Benz star as well as model designation "250 SE" imprinted silver. Tail lights in hand-painted red.