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<\/a><\/p>\nThe Mercedes\u2019 tri-star logo represents the company\u2019s dominance over land, sea and air. According to the company, it represents the automaker\u2019s drive toward universal motorization with its engines dominating the land, sea and air. The Mercedes-Benz emblem is a symbol for the company\u2019s plan for world domination.<\/p>\n
Cars that created history<\/i><\/h2>\n
Engines of Mercedes<\/a> cars are of supreme quality. These top quality engines evolved with the evolution of different cars in every era since its first production. Model K was the first car produced, after the two companies merged. It was incredibly successful and production of Mercedes-Benz cars rose to 7,000 in 1927. Then came the S series with a variety of cars till 1929. In the 30s, the largest and most prestigious car \u2018Mercedes-Benz W15\u2019 made its debut, which helped Mercedes-Benz to become one of the leading brands in the automotive industry. The 260 D Model, was the world\u2019s first diesel-run passenger vehicle. By the 40s, the company stopped the production of vehicles due to the Second World War and then resumed activities in 1946 with the 170 V. During the 50s, they topped the sales charts in Germany by introducing some of their best looking cars, like the 190 and 300 SL.<\/p>\n 1960s was the decade of muscle cars. In 1967, they introduced Mercedes-AMG as a separate high-performance division of the Mercedes-Benz. The first car introduced by the division was the famous 300SEL 6.3 V8 Saloon, which was given the name \u2018Red Sow\u2019. During the 70s they produced some successful cars like SL and SLC 107 series of cars, the G-Class and S-Class series, which are still in production. In the 1980s they came out to be the first car manufacturing brand who took concern about environmental pollution. They introduced the closed-loop three-way catalytic convertor to reduce overall car pollution. In 1987, Mercedes-Benz introduced the 100 D 631 series and a year later the W201 Serie 2 made its debut, which was a compact executive car with a sports sedan body style. In the 90s, the company introduced the G-Class Wagons and SUVs and numerous new models like the E-Class, C-Class, and S-Class series.<\/p>\n