Mercedes-Benz Ocean Drive

The Mercedes-Benz Ocean Drive was a concept car shown by Mercedes-Benz at the 2007 North American International Auto Show. It was a four-door convertible built on the long-wheelbase chassis of the S 600, and it kept that car's twin-turbocharged V12, which is credited with 517 bhp (386 kW) and 830 N m of torque. Its body was made of carbon fiber, and its textile soft top could be opened or closed within 20 seconds. Each of the four seats carried the AIRSCARF system, which blows warm air from the neckrest, and the interior mixed leather and canvas with birds-eye maple trim. The exterior was designed at the company's Yokohama studio in Japan and the interior at its studio in Como, Italy. The page the entry rests on describes a show car, not a production model, and states no production run.