Mercedes-Benz W10

The Mercedes-Benz W10 was a touring car built by Mercedes-Benz from 1929 to 1934, replacing the W03 and Typ 350 models. Its structure originated with Ferdinand Porsche and was modified by Hans Nibel. It was sold as the Type Mannheim in several versions, from the 350 with a 3,444 cc straight-six engine to the 370 with a 3,689 cc straight-six, the shorter 370 K and 370 S, and the eight-cylinder 380 S. The cars were too large and expensive to sell in large numbers, although the Mannheim 370 passed 1,000 units, and in 1933 the 350 and 370 were replaced by the Type 290 (W18) and the Type 380 (W22).