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M e r c e d e s B e n z 170 VA 1951 170V (2-door) was first displayed by Mercedes Benz at the 1936 Berlin Motor Show and enjoyed a production from 1935 to 1941. The Pre-War 170V was produced in several models, a Cabrio-Limo, Cabriolet A and B models, and a very rare Roadster. The 170V continued in 1947, with the 170D and S models being produced. The 170 S was introduced at the Hanover show in 1949 and it was based on pre-war designs. That same year, Cabriolet versions of the 170S were also introduced and production of these versions ended in 1951. In 1949, the 170V (4-door) model was introduced, with subsequent variants of the Va and Vb models. In 1953, S-D and S-V versions were introduced, and although their production was limited, they were actually stripped-down models of the S. The 170 sedan series ended in 1955. The 170 series was replaced by new generation Ponton Model (next Mercedes model) since 1953.
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