Burt Reynolds

Once a male sex symbol in the '70s, Burt Reynolds owned this beautiful Mercedes-Benz 250 SE Coupe, which was more than a luxury car. It showed the g...

With a car like this, you won't get unnoticed, and you may even use it on a daily basis if that suited you. While the estimated price is around $75,000, we know that this year other similar vehicles were sold for less than 30k, but without such a famous previous owner as this vehicle. It is also a European-spec version, and you might notice that due to its tall headlights. [250 SE Coupe](https://www.autoevolution.com/cars/mercedes-benz-coupe-w111112-1961.html#aeng_mercedes-benz-coupe-w111112-1961-250-se)featured a factory-installed air-conditioning unit. Surprisingly, that version offered just ten horsepower more, so in terms of performance, it was pretty similar to this 250 SE. [Burt Reynolds](https://www.autoevolution.com/news/burt-reynolds-s-1978-pontiac-firebird-gets-detailed-ahead-of-sale-this-is-what-was-done-190615.html), was fitted with a 2.5-liter, inline-six engine. We don't know anything regarding the springs and shocks, and we don't know if those white-wall tires are still in tip-top condition. The W111 coupe was launched by the German automaker in February 1961 and was produced under different versions until 1971. His career was always related to two subjects: beautiful women and fast cars. It was available with various engines and transmissions. The version that you see here is coming from the last manufacturing year of the 250 SE, 1967. You might call it the S-Class coupe of its times or a predecessor to the CL lineup.