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Mercedes 200 W114 Midnight Blue Dealer Edition Norev 1:18

Mercedes 200 W114 Midnight Blue Dealer Edition Norev 1:18
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Specifications
Car Brand
Mercedes
Model Manufacturer
Norev
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
B66040694
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About the Mercedes 200 W114 Midnight Blue Dealer Edition Norev 1:18

TL;DR: Norev's 1:18 diecast Mercedes 200 W114 in midnight blue is a new, factory-fresh dealer edition with opening doors, bonnet and boot. Known affectionately as the "Stroke Eight," this W114 saloon helped establish Mercedes' reputation for engineering longevity through the 1970s.

The W114, nicknamed the "Stroke Eight" for its 1968 launch, represents Mercedes at its most dependable, and this Norev dealer edition arrives new and unhandled with the box in factory condition.

Norev's Dealer-Edition Build Quality

The zinc alloy body holds tight, even shut lines around the doors, bonnet and boot, all of which open to reveal a cabin rendered with genuine period accuracy, from the upright dashboard to the slim chrome window surrounds. Midnight blue paint carries real depth under direct light, and the chrome trim around the grille and bumpers stays crisp, consistent with dealer-commissioned diecast produced to a higher scrutiny than standard retail lines. As a new model with new packaging, this example arrives factory-fresh, never previously displayed or handled, which matters to collectors who value first-owner provenance.

The W114's Reputation for Durability

The W114 built Mercedes' reputation for over-engineering and longevity during the 1970s, a saloon known for outlasting its intended service life by decades in real-world use across Europe. Its upright, formal styling marks a clear midpoint between the marque's 1960s designs and the more aerodynamic shapes that followed. On a shelf, it works well as an anchor for a 1970s Mercedes chronology, sitting comfortably beside a later W123 or an earlier W108 to trace the saloon's steady evolution across the decade.

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