History
The W124 was a significant, energetic fair sized extravagance vehicle stage, the toward the end in a long queue of "cash no-object" Mercedes cantinas and was the consequence of broad turn of events. Domain vehicles (and alternatively, cantinas) made them level back suspension fundamentally the same as that of a Citroen BX; with gas-pressurized circles, leveling suspension swaggers and an underbonnet pressurizing siphon. Not at all like Citroen, Mercedes utilized back springs just as swaggers. Front suspension was increasingly ordinary.
The domain vehicles came in 5-or 7-seat models, the 7-seater having a back confronting seat that collapsed flush into the floor. The two models had a part back seat which collapsed level to give right around 2 meters of burden space and a retractable gear compartment spread and retractable freight net. The W124 home proceeded underway close by the new W210 until the W210 bequest propelled over a year later.
