1993 Mercedes 310 Allrad Larag :: Classified

From the Seller:

“The 1993 M102 engine has fewer than 38,000 kilometers on the odometer and is therefore barely past its break-in period. The vehicle was previously operated by a fire department in Switzerland. It was always stored in a dry, heated garage, and has been meticulously maintained throughout its life (including servicing by Larag in Wil), and has very little to no rust. The selectable four-wheel-drive system by Larag is based on the extremely robust technology of the Mercedes G-Class. Combined with the low-range gearbox and rear differential lock, it provides the perfect foundation for an expedition vehicle that can tackle virtually any terrain. Another great feature is the high roof, which provides ideal standing height for a camper conversion without the need for expensive modifications. It has a 2.3-litre petrol engine (M102), running perfectly and starting instantly. Advantages of a petrol engine: No restrictions in low-emission zones, reliable cold-weather starting even in the harshest winters, no diesel fuel degradation during extended storage periods, and it runs without issues on fuel quality commonly found in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. Mechanically and cosmetically in very good overall condition. Any reasonably skilled mechanic, even in the most remote parts of the world, can repair and maintain the vehicle. Additional Information: petrol engine, 105 hp (77 kW), runs very smoothly and offers surprisingly lively performance. The unladen weight: 2,600-kilograms gross vehicle weight: 3,500-kilograms tow hitch with a towing capacity of 2,000-kilograms. The last technical inspection (MFK): 24 January 2025.”