From 1961 until 1971, Mercedes-Benz built the two-door
cabriolet known as the W111 convertible. Its soft-top roof folded into a
compartment behind the back seat and was based on the W111 saloon. The
Mercedes-Benz W111 220SEb convertible featured a 2.2L inline six engine with
120 horsepower DIN/134 hp SAE gross (88/100 kW) and 127 lb-ft of torque
available as an option (172 Nm). The 2.5L inline six engine in a later
Mercedes-Benz W111 250SE convertible produced 150 PS (148 bhp – 110 kW) and 162
lb-ft of torque (220 Nm).
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The 3.5L V8 engine in the Mercedes-Benz W111 280SE 3.5
convertible produced 200 PS (197 bhp – 147 kW) and 211 lb-ft of torque (286
Nm). The W111 convertible is now regarded as a classic vehicle and has received
praise for its sophisticated styling, plush interior, and comfortable ride.
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