Quick! Name a gullwing supercar concept with a quad rotor engine. If you can't name one, great: you're probably a normal human being. If you can correctly name the 1970 Mercedes-Benz C111/II, you're a ...

Mercedes-Benz took to Instagram on Tuesday to offer the first glimpse of a modern C111 supercar. A pair of teaser photos and a video show elements of the design, including pixel LEDs for the ...

This is the Mercedes C111, many people call it “a car that money can’t buy”. This iconic Mercedes is one of the rarest cars ...

The Mercedes-Benz 300 SL is highly regarded for its design and performance. But its predecessor, the Mercedes-Benz C111, had the style and substance to be even more significant than the original ...

The iconic Mercedes C111 is making a comeback under the “Ciento Once” name, thanks to Arturo Alonso, the man behind GWA Tuning. No, it won’t use a rotary diesel engine like the original. Instead the ...

It might seem like a novelty from a modern perspective, a technological dead-end kept alive only in the memories of diehard Mazda fans and persistent rumors of its resurrection, but the iconoclastic ...

His automotive adventure started reporting on various motorsport events as a sports writer before moving onto a full-time auto career with various sites, including This Week In Motors and ...

If you thought it’d be a cold day in hell when Mercedes would follow in the footsteps of Hyundai, you’d better break out the winter jacket as the automaker is apparently teasing a modern-day take on ...

At the 1969 Frankfurt auto show, Mercedes released a radical new concept to the world called the C111, a prototype that would go on to become a test-bed for the carmaker’s future engine technologies.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Mazda and NSU tend to get all the credit for Wankel rotary engines in cars, but Mercedes also did quite a bit of Wankel development, using the ...

Mercedes-Benz has made some groundbreaking cars – both production and concept – over the course of its very long history. But few were as revolutionary in their time as the C111, which (hard as it may ...

In order to begin my drive in the atomic orange 1969 Mercedes-Benz C111 concept car, a crew of workers literally had to remove the side of the building in which it was housed. This seemed fitting, as ...