Mercedes-Benz 240 D

The Mercedes-Benz 240 D was introduced in 1976 as part of the W115 generation. It features a 2.4L inline-4 diesel engine producing 70 kW (95 hp), paired with a 4-speed manual or optional 3-speed automatic transmission. This sedan variant is known for its robustness and fuel efficiency, making it a popular choice in various markets, particularly in Europe.

The California Edition of the Mercedes-Benz 240 D was introduced to comply with stricter emissions regulations in the state. It features a specially tuned 2.4L diesel engine that maintains performance while meeting environmental standards. This variant is known for its reliability and efficiency, tailored specifically for the North American market.

The Mercedes-Benz 240 D 3.0 was offered as a variant in the W115 lineup. It features a 3.0L inline-5 diesel engine that provides enhanced power output compared to the standard 2.4L variant. This sedan maintains the same robust build quality and comfort features typical of Mercedes-Benz vehicles from this era, making it a sought-after model.

The Mercedes-Benz 240 D Turbo was introduced in 1982 as a performance-oriented variant of the classic 240 D. It features a turbocharged 2.4L diesel engine, enhancing power output while retaining fuel efficiency. This sedan variant was well-received in markets where performance and economy were equally prioritized.

The Mercedes-Benz 240 D (W123) was a variant that briefly continued the legacy of the 240 D nameplate after the W115. Introduced in 1985, it featured a 2.4L diesel engine, maintaining the reputation for durability and comfort. The W123 was well-received for its improved design and technology.

The Mercedes-Benz 240 D (W124) was introduced in 1986 as part of the W124 series. It featured a 2.4L diesel engine with a power output of 88 kW (120 hp), offering improved aerodynamics and comfort compared to its predecessors. This sedan variant was known for its advanced safety features and luxurious interior.

The Mercedes-Benz 240 D (W201) was a compact sedan variant introduced in 1986. It featured a 2.4L diesel engine, producing 88 kW (120 hp) and was designed for urban environments. Its sporty design and agile handling made it popular among younger buyers.

The Mercedes-Benz 240 D (W210) was introduced in 1995, featuring a 2.4L diesel engine with 100 kW (136 hp). This sedan represented a significant step forward in terms of technology, comfort, and safety compared to previous models. It offered a spacious interior and advanced features for its time.

The Mercedes-Benz 240 D (W211) debuted in 2002 equipped with a 2.4L diesel engine producing 120 kW (163 hp). This variant emphasized luxury and performance, featuring high-quality materials and advanced technology, such as driver assistance features and improved fuel efficiency.

The Mercedes-Benz 240 D (W212) was introduced in 2009 and featured a 2.4L diesel engine with output of 130 kW (177 hp). This sedan focused on combining performance with luxury, enhancing driving dynamics and passenger comfort with a modern design and state-of-the-art technology.

The Mercedes-Benz 240 D (W213) was introduced in 2016 and features a 2.4L diesel engine producing 143 kW (194 hp). This latest iteration emphasizes luxury and technology, including advanced safety systems and infotainment features, while maintaining the brand's reputation for reliability.