1993 Mercedes-benz 190e 2.6 Sedan 2.6l Sportline Limited Edition No Reserve on 2040-cars
Longmeadow, Massachusetts, United States
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143,000 miles, bought from MB dealer about six years ago. Runs great. Black interior with red Recaro seats all around. Leather peeling from top of doors at window sill, a common default. Drivers door panel screwed tight after shrinking leather pulled panel loose, can send video. More pictures coming. Small coolant leak, jug every couple months. Leak is at head gasket. Rear window switches need clips. Serviced by MB mechanic on his own. Car is solid. No rust. Any pictures showing body issues are reflections. Body almost perfect, couple light scratches. Can send more pictures / video as needed.
he Sportline Edition featured 1) lowered suspension of approximately 1/2" via lowering springs and sport valved struts and shocks; 2) sway bars and steering box from the 2.3-16 model; 3) smaller diameter steering wheel; 4) sport seating; 5) Sportline badges and shifter knob. The rest of the car was the same as the regular 2.6L 1987 marked the arrival of the first inline-six equipped 190, the 190E 2.6. Fitted with the M103.940 engine, the 190E 2.6 provided 160 hp (119 kW) with a catalyst and 164 hp (122 kW) without. In the North American market, the 190E 2.6 was sold until 1993, the end of the W201 chassis's production. From 1992-1993 the 2.6 was available as a special "Sportline" model, with an upgraded suspension and interior.[6] The 190E 2.3 was sold until 1988, then went on a brief hiatus until it was sold again from 1991 until 1993. |
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Please join us in one great big collective sigh. Done? Okay, let's continue.
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