The W114/W115 is one of the most easily recognizable Mercedes-Benz models ever made, with nearly two million of them produced by the German manufacturer during its eight-year lifetime. If tales of ...

The Mercedes-Benz W114, manufactured for the 1968 through 1976 model years, sold very well in California and many are still driving every day in the San Francisco Bay Area. Most of those cars are ...

Look at the W114 and W115 generation models, and you might think it's just an old classic Mercedes-Benz car. However, when it was launched in 1968, the W114/W115 was pretty revolutionary.

This clock is a standard 2-1/16" diameter self-contained gauge, mounted in a sturdy panel that's very typical of Mercedes-Benz products of the late 1960s and early 1970s. There's a thermal fuse ...

The current Mercedes-Benz E-Class is maybe a little too anonymous, blending into an ever-expanding lineup where all of the sedans pretty much look the same. That wasn't always the case ...

I persuaded my father to switch from a Buick to a Mercedes-Benz W114 280 with the M110 DOHC inline-six. He owned it until 1988. I leased my first Benz in 1994, a W202 C280 with the M104 DOHC ...

Mercedes-Benz has been producing some of the world's ... I spotted no fewer than four W114/W115, one of the spiritual predecessors of the E-Class. Produced from 1968 to 1976 in nearly two million ...

I'd get a classic Mercedes-Benz. I love modern Mercedes like the technological masterpiece S-Class, and confusing yet wonderful GLA45 AMG, but not nearly as much as I love cars like this W114/8 ...

In this case, get ready for an adrenaline shot, as you are about to see an astoundingly elegant 1973 Mercedes-Benz 280E doing a ... not seem like much, but the W114 was pretty fast for its time.

Mercedes introduced the W123 to European markets in sedan form in 1976. It was the next step beyond the W114 and W115 coupes and sedans that had been around since 1967. Two years later ...