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Mercedes 600 Pullman W100 Black NZG 1:18

Mercedes 600 Pullman W100 Black NZG 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Mercedes
Manufacturer
NZG
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
New Model
SKU
1071/50
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About the Mercedes 600 Pullman W100 Black NZG 1:18

TL;DR: NZG's 1:18 diecast Mercedes 600 Pullman W100 in black reproduces the extended-wheelbase limousine Mercedes-Benz hand-built from 1963 to 1981. Licensed diecast construction with opening doors captures the car chosen by heads of state and celebrities for its Ultra-Luxury Sedans display role.

Few sedans have carried more world leaders through more state occasions than the 600 Pullman, and black remains the color that suits its purpose best.

NZG's Diecast Construction of the W100 Pullman

The extended Pullman wheelbase, longer than the standard 600 saloon, is reproduced in weighted zinc-alloy diecast with doors opening onto a formal rear cabin distinct from the driver's compartment, matching the original car's chauffeur-driven layout. The black finish suits the W100's severe, upright grille and slab-sided proportions, a design built for gravitas rather than sportiness. NZG's diecast construction, known for precise licensed Mercedes-Benz replicas, keeps panel lines tight along the long doors, a genuine engineering challenge given their size.

The 600 Pullman's Place in Automotive History

Mercedes-Benz hand-built the 600 largely by request rather than volume, and the Pullman variant, with its stretched wheelbase and often additional jump seats, became the default choice for heads of state, dignitaries, and public figures who needed both presence and privacy. Production ran from 1963 to 1981 with relatively low numbers throughout, and the car's reputation as the ultimate chauffeur-driven Mercedes has only grown since production ended.

Displaying a 600 Pullman

This black Pullman anchors an Ultra-Luxury Sedans shelf as the historical high point against which modern Maybach and S-Class flagships are still measured, a genuine link between Mercedes' past and present luxury ambitions.

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