At the beginning of the century, Wilhelm Maybach started developing the successor for the first Mercedes generation. Larger and more powerfu...
At the beginning of the century, Wilhelm Maybach started developing the successor for the first Mercedes generation. Larger and more powerful engines and operation improvements gave the new models better handling and power delivery. The Simplex designation was given for their simplified operation. The Mercedes-Simplex 28/32 hp was a very early chain-drive car offering from the company that was introduced in 1904. The Mercedes-Simplex 28/32 was powered by a four stroke 5.3L Inline 4 engine producing 32hp and a maximum speed of 60 km/h. Power was sent to the rear wheels using a 4-speed manual transmission.
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