duPont REGISTRY Live presents this distinctive 1991 Mercedes-Benz 300 TE, modified in period by AMG Japan featuring a factory Sportline specification. Finished in black over a black leather interior, this W124-generation estate combines Mercedes-Benz’s renowned engineering with the performance-oriented styling and chassis enhancements associated with AMG’s early tuning era. Power comes from a 3.4-liter AMG straight-six paired with a five-speed automatic transmission driving the rear wheels. Showing 166,824 kilometers, approximately 103,700 miles, this example features black AMG Monoblock wheels, AMG bodywork, sport seats, an electric tilt-and-sliding sunroof, ASR traction control, a Continental radio, and a Boss Audio rear subwoofer. With its understated black-on-black presentation, and period AMG modifications, this 300 TE offers a distinctive combination of Mercedes-Benz practicality and enthusiast-focused character.

The Mercedes-Benz W124 platform earned a reputation for durability, thoughtful engineering, and exceptional long-distance comfort, with the 300 TE estate offering the additional versatility of a spacious wagon body style. During this period, AMG was establishing its identity as a leading Mercedes-Benz performance specialist, developing modified engines, suspension systems, and exterior treatments that gave select examples a more sporting character. This particular 300 TE reflects that era through its period modifications by AMG Japan and its factory Sportline specification, combining the practicality of the TE platform with a more focused driving experience. Together, these features make the car an interesting representation of the period when AMG-enhanced Mercedes-Benz models were increasingly sought after by enthusiasts seeking a blend of performance, exclusivity, and everyday usability.

The exterior features a high quality refinish in black, complemented by black AMG Monoblock wheels that reinforce the car's understated, period-correct appearance. AMG bodywork provides a more purposeful visual identity while retaining the recognizable proportions and practical silhouette of the W124 estate. The factory Sportline specification further distinguishes this example, reflecting Mercedes-Benz's own emphasis on sharper handling and a more sporting overall character. The combination of dark paintwork, Monoblock wheels, and AMG styling creates a cohesive presentation that emphasizes the wagon's subtle performance credentials rather than relying on conspicuous detailing.

Inside, the cabin features black leather upholstery complemented by sport seats, electronically adjustable front seats, and a leather sport steering wheel. These appointments provide a more driver-focused environment while retaining the comfortable and functional layout associated with Mercedes-Benz's W124 interiors. The electric tilt-and-sliding sunroof brings additional light and ventilation into the cabin, while the Continental radio with bluetooth provides modern connectivity in a period-inspired format. A Boss Audio rear subwoofer supplements the audio system, adding further listening capability. The black-on-black configuration creates a cohesive interior presentation, with the sport-oriented seating and steering wheel complementing the car's AMG and Sportline character.

Power comes from a 3.4-liter AMG straight-six paired with a five-speed automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive. The enlarged inline-six configuration reflects AMG's approach to extracting additional performance while delivering power through a smooth and progressive powertrain. The factory Sportline chassis and suspension provide a more sporting foundation than the standard touring setup, emphasizing body control and driver engagement while retaining the underlying refinement of the W124 platform. ASR traction control adds assistance in managing rear-wheel power delivery under reduced-grip conditions. The combination of the AMG-modified engine, automatic transmission, and Sportline chassis balances traditional Mercedes-Benz composure with the performance-focused modifications that defined many of the marque's most interesting tuner cars of the period.

This 1991 Mercedes-Benz 300 TE combines period AMG Japan modifications, factory Sportline specification, and an understated black-on-black finish in a distinctive European-market configuration. Showing 166,824 kilometers, approximately 103,700 miles, it features a 3.4-liter AMG straight-six, five-speed automatic transmission, AMG Monoblock wheels, AMG bodywork, and a Sportline chassis and suspension. Representing an era when AMG's performance enhancements were often integrated into otherwise understated Mercedes-Benz models, this W124 estate offers a compelling combination of enthusiast appeal, practical versatility, and period tuning heritage. The sale includes two keys and a car cover.

Inspectors Notes: This is a very unique, period correct tuner Wagon! It marks the very beginning of AMG working with Mercedes, which is now one of the most prominent partnerships in automotive history.

Key Features

• Euro-Example Modified in Period by AMG Japan

• Factory Sportline Specification

• Black over Black

• 3.4 Liter AMG Straight-Six

• Five-Speed Automatic Transmission

• 166,824 KM (~103,700 MI)

Exterior

• Black Paint

• Black AMG Monoblock Wheels

• AMG Bodywork

• Roof Rails

• Dual Tip Exhaust Exit

• Tinted Window Glass

• Front Fog Lights

Interior

• Black Leather Upholstery

• Sport Seats

• Electronically Adjustable Front Seats

• Leather Sport Steering Wheel

• Electric Tilt/Sliding Sunroof

• Continental AM/FM/ Bluetooth Radio

• Boss Audio Rear Subwoofer

Mechanical

• 3.4 Liter AMG Straight-Six

• Five-Speed Automatic Transmission

• ASR Traction Control

• Rear-Wheel Drive

• Sportline Chassis and Suspension

Items Included in Sale

• 2 Keys

• Car Cover