@250se
The Mercedes-Benz 250SE variant was also launched in 1965, offering a more luxurious experience than the 250S. It includes features such as fuel injection for enhanced performance, along with additional comfort options. The 250SE maintained the same elegant design principles of the W108 series, catering to a more upscale market until it was phased out in 1972.
Introduction Year
1965
Discontinuation Year
1972
Registered Cars
0
Trim Levels
2
2 trim levels of the 250SE
@250se
The 250SE trim builds upon the 250S, adding more luxurious features such as upgraded interior materials and additional chrome accents. The 250SE is powered by a more robust version of the 2.5-liter inline-six engine, providing enhanced performance and a smoother ride. It is well-regarded for its blend of elegance and driving dynamics.
@250se_automatic
The 250SE Automatic variant introduces a smooth automatic transmission, enhancing driving comfort. This trim retains the same 2.5L inline-six engine but adds features like air conditioning, upgraded interior materials, and improved sound insulation, making it a more refined choice for luxury sedan enthusiasts.