This is a Mercedes-Benz W116 S-Class (produced 1972–1980) was the world’s first car officially called an “S-Class,” setting the standard for luxury sedans. This 1978 Euro-spec 280SE carries all the refined details that distinguished European models—slimmer bumpers, glass headlights, and a more elegant profile than the U.S. versions.
Finished in its original color with a well-preserved interior, this car works beautifully on screen for characters of status—diplomats, executives, or anyone meant to exude sophistication and success in the late ’70s or early ’80s. Its timeless Mercedes lines make it equally at home in the city, the countryside, or political backdrops.