1:24 Mercedes 500 SLC

In the 1960s, Mercedes-Benz began developing a series of sports cars characterized by high performance and attention to detail, focusing on the growing "luxury" sector. The acronym SL, standing for "Sport" and "Light," denotes the various models that have been developed and launched over the years. In the 1970s, the German company introduced the R107 and C107 series as a roadster and coupe, quickly achieving significant commercial success. The C107 also led to the development of the high-end coupe SLC 500, which was produced for nearly a decade. With its 4,973 cm³ engine producing 237 horsepower, the Mercedes SLC 500 became the benchmark for the premium market, which produced iconic models in the 1970s that are still the dream of many collectors and enthusiasts of historic vehicles today.