S-Class Coupe

The two-door S-Class has a winding history: the SEC coupes of the W126 (C126) and W140 (C140) eras, then a split into the separate CL-Class from 1996, before the badge returned as the 'S-Class Coupé' (C217) with the W222. With no successor to the C217, the S-Class coupe is again a closed chapter — making the SEC and C217 cars the definitive two-door S-Classes.

Across the S-Class's history

Overview

The two-door S-Class has a winding history: the SEC coupes of the W126 (C126) and W140 (C140) eras, then a split into the separate CL-Class from 1996, before the badge returned as the 'S-Class Coupé' (C217) with the W222. With no successor to the C217, the S-Class coupe is again a closed chapter — making the SEC and C217 cars the definitive two-door S-Classes.

Model years offered as a s-class coupe

Sources

  1. Wikipedia — "Mercedes-Benz S-Class"
  2. Wikipedia — "Mercedes-Benz S-Class (W222)"