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An iconic celebration of design, engineering, and automotive history.
The Mercedes-Benz W113, known worldwide as the Pagoda, remains one of the most admired classic sports cars ever produced. This comprehensive and beautifully illustrated hardback edition explores the full story of this landmark model, which first appeared in 1963 and continued production until 1971.

From its pioneering safety features and elegant design, shaped by Paul Bracq and Béla Barényi, to its lasting cultural significance, the Pagoda continues to inspire admiration among car enthusiasts and collectors. Rich period photography showcases the car's timeless beauty, while in-depth research brings its history to life with detailed accounts of its development, engineering, and competition record.

The book includes extensive appendices covering technical data, build records, and production figures, making it both a fascinating read and an invaluable reference. Written by leading motoring expert Brian Long, who brings decades of experience and deep manufacturer insight, this is a definitive tribute to one of Mercedes-Benz's most beloved creations.

Whether you're passionate about cars, fascinated by design, or drawn to automotive history, this hardback edition offers a richly detailed and authoritative guide to the enduring legacy of the Mercedes-Benz SL Pagoda. Add this essential volume to your collection today.