The “baby” Mercedes 180E s seen here during road testing in Germany, was the first of the new generation of cars from the old-established Stuttgart firm. Examples of the 190E, including the very latest high-performance version with the 16valve head specially developed for Mercedes by Britain’s famous Cosworth Engineering, Ltd, are now available in New Zealand.
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Press, 14 February 1986, Page 19
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56The “baby” Mercedes 180Es seen here during road testing in Germany, was the first of the new generation of cars from the old-established Stuttgart firm. Examples of the 190E, including the very latest high-performance version with the 16- valve head specially developed for Mercedes by Britain’s famous Cosworth Engineering, Ltd, are now available in New Zealand. Press, 14 February 1986, Page 19
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