Mercedes-Benz and AMG. Today, that combination is so commonplace that you hardly even notice it anymore. But in the early ’90s? Back then, it was still something only connoisseurs knew about. AMG was based in Affalterbach and built cars for customers who looked just a little beyond the standard price list. No mass production, no uniform models. But simply: faster, sharper, and more personalized. And it was precisely during that period that this car was created.The 300 CE-24 AMG 3.4 Cabriolet. Based on the W124, a model known for its solid build quality and comfortable driving characteristics. But AMG saw room for more. The well-known 3.0-liter M104 engine was upgraded to 3.4 liters. That may sound like a small step, but in practice it creates a completely different driving experience. More flexibility, more torque, and above all, an engine that responds just a bit more eagerly.What makes this particular example so special is that it comes from a very small series. The 3.4 conversions and convertibles like this one are rarely seen. These are the kinds of cars that stay under the radar for years and pop up only sporadically. According to the literature, only seven were built, making this a very rare AMG and a distinct opportunity for the enthusiast.The finish, of course, also contributes to the overall appearance. Almandine Red metallic. A color that, depending on the light, varies from deep burgundy to a warm red glow. Combined with the beautiful leather interior, the result is a Mercedes AMG that doesn’t scream for attention but certainly makes its presence felt.And when you walk around it, you see it immediately. This is a Mercedes-Benz that has been very well cared for. The paint has a beautiful shine, the wheels look stunning, and the interior appears well-maintained. The bodywork is in very good condition with only minimal signs of use. Inside, you’ll find everything you’d expect from a Mercedes in this class. Power-adjustable seats with memory, air conditioning, cruise control, heated seats, and a Becker radio. But it’s not about the individual features. It’s about how everything comes together.A comfortable convertible, yet one that offers something extra the moment you press the accelerator. A Mercedes that wasn’t yet fully part of the AMG program as we came to know it later, but where the collaboration is already clearly evident. And perhaps that is precisely what makes it so interesting.A Mercedes-Benz for the enthusiast who isn’t looking for the most obvious story, but rather for that one detail that makes all the difference. Are you interested in this ultra-rare Mercedes? Contact Gallery Aaldering today—a family business since 1975 with a passion for the most beautiful and best cars in the world. We export our vehicles worldwide; please inquire about the possibilities.
