In November 1984, Daimler-Benz presented its new saloon in the upper middle class. It became the successor to the 123 series, and was still considered to be the "middle Mercedes class". For the 124 series, Daimler-Benz used central elements of the W 201, but WAS should not change its continued successful independence. Wiking miniaturized the Mercedes-Benz in its first E-Class version early on and then provided a top-of-the-line boost in the passenger car range. Four decades later, the 260 E ranks among the classics, which retained its own profile thanks to its typical color design of the body and plastic sleepers at the same time, while also adapting the interior.Blue-metallic body, silver interior, remote-blue chassis. Transparent front lights, tail lights and indicator hand painted. Silver-plated side door handles, decorative strips and window decoration. Mercedes-Benz star and type numbers "260 E" are silver printed. Wheel rims silver, radiator grille with ventilation surfaces and b