A model son-in-law's saloon, with a cylinder head entrusted to Cosworth. Mercedes never built a more contradictory car.
In 1983, the Stuttgart compact received a sixteen-valve cylinder head developed by Cosworth. Three examples immediately ran 50,000 kilometres on the Nardò bowl at more than 240 km/h average. The following year, a 190E 2.3-16 won the inaugural race at the new Nürburgring, in the hands of a newcomer named Ayrton Senna.
The Overcut sleeveless puffer vest pairs a quilted, water-repellent fabric with a warm, lightweight fill. The high-density embroidery, made in France, places the model's silhouette on the chest. Available in black.
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Built to last. Worn to make a statement.