M07
Inline-8- 07 7.7 L · 7,655 cc
152 PS
112 kW · 150 hp at 2,800 rpm
- 07 K 7.7 L · 7,655 cc
203 PS
149 kW · 200 hp at 2,800 rpm
Mercedes-Benz Ultra-Luxury Sedan · Großer Mercedes 770
W07
The Großer Mercedes — eight cylinders and absolute presence.
- Production
- 1930–1938
- Built
- 117
- Body
- Sedan
- Chassis
- W07
When a head of state or industrial magnate required the ultimate Mercedes-Benz, the answer was the 770 Großer Mercedes — an eight-cylinder flagship engineered for parade duty, state occasions and the kind of coachbuilt luxury no volume car could approach.
The Großer Mercedes combined a massive straight-eight with a chassis designed for the heaviest formal bodies: landaulets, pullman saloons and open touring cars built by the finest coachbuilders. Its association with governments, royalty and ceremonial use fixed the model in public memory as the definitive pre-war Mercedes-Benz flagship.
Production spanned 1930 to 1938, and just 117 examples were built. That tiny number reflects the car's ultra-luxury positioning — and ensures that surviving Großer Mercedes remain among the most significant and closely studied chassis in the marque's history.
Every model.
2 distinct series across 1930–1938 — each identified by its chassis and engine numbers from period factory data.
| Model | Model years | Chassis | Engine | Transmission | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Type 770 "Grand Mercedes" | 1930–1938 | 07 | 07 | 117 | |
| Type 770 "Grand Mercedes" | 1930–1938 | 07 | 07 K | included above |
* The published production figure covers every series of that model; the source does not break it down further.
Engines.
The M07 as fitted to the W07.