Mercedes-Benz 400-Class

Two features distinguished the Mercedes-Benz 400-Class for the model years 1992 and 1993. The first was a powerful 4.2-liter V8 engine, which produced 268 hp in 1992 and 275 hp for the 1993 model year.

The other feature was the introduction of the 400SEL with its long-wheel base. The length of the standard 400-Class model was 187.2 inches, while the SEL stretched that out to 205.2, primarily to compete with long-wheel-base models from other luxury carmakers, including BMW.

The 400-Class came with a long list of standard and optional features, including anti-lock brakes, power windows and door locks, power seats, airbags, cruise control, rear-window defroster, fog lights, and leather seats.