Introduction: When Mercedes-Benz introduced the new Typ 170 V at the 1936 International Motor and Motorcycle Show in Berlin, it offered the vehicle in a few body shapes, and the most important was the sedan version.

Introduction: In 1936, at the International Motor and Motorcycle Show in Berlin, Mercedes-Benz showed the 170 V, 170 H, and 260 D lineups. The 170 V was an important model in the company's heritage.

Introduction: Mercedes-Benz unveiled the 170 V series at the 1936 International Motor and Motorcycle Show in Berlin and offered it in a wide range of bodyworks, including a four-seat convertible named Cabriolet B.

Introduction: Mercedes-Benz introduced the Typ 170 range in 1931 and helped the German carmaker survive the Great Depression.

Introduction: In the early 30s, the world struggled with the Great Depression that crumbled companies and individuals, and Mercedes-Benz found a clever solution to thrive: a popular vehicle.