The Mercedes-Benz W126 was the second generation of cars to use the S-Class designation, built for the 1980 through 1991 model years and is legendary for its ...

Junkyard Gem: 1989 Mercedes-Benz 560SEC Not many miles, but when something goes wrong on multiple-owner cars, it usually means a trip to the junkyard.

The W126 era of Mercedes S Class was significantly ahead of its competitors, maintaining a benchmark that compares favorably to today's luxury cars. Surprisingly, using this model daily for three ...

The Mercedes-Benz W126 S-Class was an engineering and design masterpiece, perhaps impossible to top during its reign throughout the 1980s. Most W126 buyers opted for the sedan version, but a few ...

Mercedes-Benz will reportedly resurrect a classic name from the 1980s on a new S-Class derivative, determined to find every niche of the market. The SEC name has been tagged to the new S-Class ...

An awesome 1985 Mercedes-Benz 500 SEC AMG with 10,000 miles on its odo has sold for $57,500 on eBay. The 500 SEC is one of the most desirable S-Class models of the W126-generation and is powered ...

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It all started in the 1970s and the 1989 560 SEC 6.0 is proof that AMG did some cool stuff before Mercedes-Benz stepped in. This sexy-looking coupe is based on the two-door variant of the W126.

At the time of its debut, this 1986 Mercedes Benz 560SEC was the Swabian company's halo car, the model that exemplified everything Mercedes presented itself to be.

Mercedes introduced the big C126 coupes in 1981, two years after the W126 four-door model's debut. Alongside the R107, a model already long in the tooth, the cars served as the pinnacle of ...

The W126 sedan was a little too sensible for some, so Mercedes-Benz offered a coupe version.