1938 Mercedes-Benz 260 D Pullman-Limousine
The Mercedes-Benz 260 D was the world’s first diesel-engined passenger car from large-scale production. It was particularly economical because its engine consumed little fuel and operated on favorably priced diesel. In the Pullman sedan version, the 260 D was the ideal taxi and also in great demand as a sedan for traveling long distances.
• Cylinders 4
• Displacement 155 cu in
• Output 45 hp (33 kW)
• at engine speed 3000/min
• Top speed 59 mph
• Production period 1936-1940
• Units produced 1967
• Cylinders 4
• Displacement 155 cu in
• Output 45 hp (33 kW)
• at engine speed 3000/min
• Top speed 59 mph
• Production period 1936-1940
• Units produced 1967
