230

If you're looking to buy parts for Mercedes-Benz 230, know that the model name comprises many variants available between 1936 and the 1980 model year.

For one, it indicates the Mercedes-Benz Series 143 (W 143) line of passenger cars, available between 1936 and 1941 -- those with 55-horsepower, in-line, six-cylinder engines mated to either three-speed or four-speed manual transmissions.

Secondly, it denotes the passenger cars in the Mercedes-Benz Series 153 (W 153) line, available between 1939 and 1943. These vehicles had the same engine specs as those in the 143 series, but those motors were paired with four-speed manual ZF transmissions.

Third, it refers to the Mercedes-Benz Series 110 (W 110 B III) line, the "Fintail Mercedes" cars offered from 1965 to 1968; they had 105-horsepower, in-line, six-cylinder engines (bumped up to 120 horsepower in late 1966), matched with a choice of four-speed manual or automatic transmission.

Finally, the name means the Mercedes-Benz Series 123 (W 123 V 23) lineup, which debuted in 1976 and ran until 1980; these sedans built in 109-horsepower, in-line, four-cylinder engines with the same transmission options as the 110 series cars.

Whichever model you drive, repair or restore it right -- get genuine OEM parts for the job.

Why Buy Genuine OEM Mercedes-Benz Classic Parts for Your 230 Model?

They're Mercedes-Benz quality. They'll have the excellent craftsmanship you've come to expect from your favorite brand. Aftermarket parts, on the other hand, aren't always up to OEM standards.

They're guaranteed compatible. Put simply, you won't have to worry about whether they'll fit your Mercedes-Benz 230. Aftermarket brands, though, can't always promise that their parts will fit right or work properly.