Latest Information on Mercedes-Benz 220
The Mercedes-Benz 220 is not one specific model. Mercedes-Benz has sold several models using the 220 designation that runs from 1951 with the W187 220 and ending with the C220 in 1997. Between 1951 and 1997 there were 10 models sold with the 220 badge. Some of these include the 220a, 220b, 220S, 220Sb, 220SEb, 220SE and 220D.
Review Summary
PROS
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Strong bodywork
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Durable trimmings
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Smooth 6-cylinder engine
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Comfortable ride
CONS
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Engine isn't as robust as you'd expect of a Mercedes,
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Not very powerful
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Parts are very difficult to find
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Thirsty
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Expensive maintenance
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