The Mercedes-Benz 300CE 3.4 AMG Cabriolet is a rare car that was built by AMG in Germany. Based on the 300CE 24 Cabriolet before the facelift, it was custom made when it was first produced by AMG in Germany. It came pre-configured with an M104 24-valve engine.
The 300CE Cabriolet, which was added to the lineup for 1992, was the first four-seat convertible produced by Mercedes-Benz in a sizable amount of time.
The 3,314cc inline six-cylinder engine in the Mercedes-Benz 300CE 3.4 AMG Cabriolet is its main power source. AMG's 300CE Cabriolet has a maximum output of 252 horsepower, which is a major improvement over the 3.0-liter variant in terms of performance. The M104 24-valve engine was used in the 300CE Cabriolet.
The 300CE Cabriolet, which was added to the lineup for 1992, was the first four-seat convertible produced by Mercedes-Benz in a sizable amount of time. For 1992, a 300CE Cabriolet was added to the lineup and came standard with an M104 24-valve engine.
There were several AMG performance-added variants in the W124 lineup, as was now customary.
The 300CE Cabriolet was based on the 300CE 24 Cabriolet before the facelift. At the time of manufacture, AMG in Germany produced it to special order. For the 1988 model year, Mercedes-Benz introduced the 300CE, a version of the C124 Coupe. The 3.0L inline six engine from Mercedes, model number M103.983, produced 180 horsepower when the 300CE was first introduced.
