The W123 series, presented in 1976, is a myth in Mercedes production. Produced until 1985 in sedan, break and coupé versions, the W123 was an indestructible car with exceptional build quality. A car with an incomparable style, the W123 was available in a large variety of engines, petrol and diesel. Among the most popular versions, the 230E with a 2299cc engine and 136 horsepower. Compared to the W114 / 115 series it was replacing, the W123 represented a progress also from a technical point of view. The W123 also served as a base for conversions into an ambulance, hearse and so on.
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The Schuco brand was founded in 1912 in Nuremberg by Heinrich Müller and Heinrich Schreyer. In 1936 Schuco began producing high-quality sheet metal toys with many innovative features. In the 1950s and 1960s, plastic model cars and several diecast ranges were introduced. A series of 1:66 scale models was released in 1969 and a series of 1:43 scale models in 1971. The company was taken over by Gama in 1981, who proposed re-issues of the old Schuco toys; since 1993 the Schuco brand has been used again for 1:43 diecasts. Since 1999, Schuco has been part of the Simba Dickie group and has recently included a whole series of 1:43 resincasts in the range, which have the same construction criteria as the Spark models, which has entered the Simba Dickie orbit.
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