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About the 280 SL
P A G O D A
The legend of Paul Bracq alive in metal. The Mercedes Benz 280 SL is considered the most refined and technically advanced evolution of the W113 series, better known as the Pagoda.
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For over half a century the 280 SL Pagoda has captured hearts with its staggering figure and forward-thinking engineering. Today it continues to encapsulate the spirit of the Mercedes brand.
DESIGNED TO LAST
F E A T U R E S
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PAGODA ROOF
The distinct concave roof that birthed the moniker is carefully restored by Hemmels engineers to keep the driver and their passenger connected to the outside environment – as intended by Bracq.
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LUXURY IN DETAIL
A symphony of chrome. A dazzling instrument panel. A sensual surrounding made of leather. Each element of the interior is styled and hand-crafted just for you in the leather, colours and textures of your choosing.
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A MODERN RETELLING
Your Pagoda, as you want it. Colour your model from a range of period colours or choose something entirely unique. Polish the engine, or contrast stitching that matches the exterior. However you embellish your 280 SL Pagoda, tell a classic story with a modern twist.
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At the Geneva Motor Show in March 1963, the 230 SL Pagoda made its debut as a high performing sports car offering great levels of comfort. The Pagoda is known as the first sports car with a safety body, based on Barényi’s pioneering work in vehicle safety.
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The 250 SL Pagoda was designed with improved agility, a new engine and rear disc brakes. It was introduced in the 1967 Geneva Motor Show and was produced only until January 1968, making it the rarest of the Pagoda series.
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The final and most powerful version of the Pagoda series, the 280 SL marks the evolution of the vehicle from sports car to comfortable grand tourer, while keeping the iconic silhouette.
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The dawn of a new era for the timeless classic. In 2021 Hemmels released the EV 280 SL Pagoda with an all-electric powertrain. An innovation that gives fans, both young and old, the opportunity to live the legend.
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At the Geneva Motor Show in March 1963, the 230 SL Pagoda made its debut as a high performing sports car offering great levels of comfort. The Pagoda is known as the first sports car with a safety body, based on Barényi’s pioneering work in vehicle safety.
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The 250 SL Pagoda was designed with improved agility, a new engine and rear disc brakes. It was introduced in the 1967 Geneva Motor Show and was produced only until January 1968, making it the rarest of the Pagoda series.
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The final and most powerful version of the Pagoda series, the 280 SL marks the evolution of the vehicle from sports car to comfortable grand tourer, while keeping the iconic silhouette.
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The dawn of a new era for the timeless classic. In 2021 Hemmels released the EV 280 SL Pagoda with an all-electric powertrain. An innovation that gives fans, both young and old, the opportunity to live the legend.
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At the Geneva Motor Show in March 1963, the 230 SL Pagoda made its debut as a high performing sports car offering great levels of comfort. The Pagoda is known as the first sports car with a safety body, based on Barényi’s pioneering work in vehicle safety.
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The 250 SL Pagoda was designed with improved agility, a new engine and rear disc brakes. It was introduced in the 1967 Geneva Motor Show and was produced only until January 1968, making it the rarest of the Pagoda series.
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The final and most powerful version of the Pagoda series, the 280 SL marks the evolution of the vehicle from sports car to comfortable grand tourer, while keeping the iconic silhouette.
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The dawn of a new era for the timeless classic. In 2021 Hemmels released the EV 280 SL Pagoda with an all-electric powertrain. An innovation that gives fans, both young and old, the opportunity to live the legend.
beauty in every detail
S P E C I F I C A T I O N S
F E A T U R E S
W113
M130
Six-cylinder inline
2778 cc
170 PS (125 kW; 168 hp) @5750
240 N⋅m (177 lb⋅ft) @4500
124 mph
W113
M130
Six-cylinder inline
2778 cc
170 PS (125 kW; 168 hp) @5750
240 N⋅m (177 lb⋅ft) @4500
“A VEHICLE THAT CHANGED THE BENCHMARK FOR ALL OTHERS.”
MERCEDES BENZ
