The Mercedes-Benz 230 TE belongs to the S124 generation, the station wagon variant of the W124 series introduced in 1985. This model was developed as a mid-range lineup emphasizing durability, refinement, and versatility. In the 1980s and early 1990s, the T-models were regarded as practical family and touring cars, sharing the same technical foundation as the sedan versions.
The 230 TE became available in the late 1980s, combining the station wagon body style with a six-cylinder engine lineup. Positioned below the more powerful six-cylinder models and above the four-cylinder T-models, the 230 TE features the modern aerodynamics, sophisticated chassis tuning, and durable design solutions characteristic of the W124 series. It played a key role in Mercedes-Benz’s upper mid-size segment, especially during the expansion of the T-model lineup in 1987.
The Mercedes-Benz 230 TE is a practical station wagon with a body designed for everyday use, maintaining the brand’s typical design language of that era. It features robust construction, independent suspension, and a conservative yet reliable technical approach. The 2.3-liter engine, indicated by the model name 230, was a common powertrain in Mercedes-Benz’s mid-range models at the time, linking the model designation directly to its technical specifications.
Introduced during a period when Mercedes-Benz emphasized build quality, long service intervals, and efficient cargo space, the 230 TE’s rear body panels are finished to a high standard, setting it apart from many contemporaries.
This 1987 Mercedes-Benz 230 TE is a part of the W124 series, combining technical reliability with practical design. It occupies a recognizable place within the Mercedes-Benz lineup, making it a notable example of the brand’s mid-range station wagons.
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Location:
Olden Eibergsedijk 1A
7151 NB Eibergen
Netherlands
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Tuesday, June 3...
