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Daimler DS 420 Vanden Plas

FACTS

I 1968 - 1992 I

CONSTRUCTION YEAR

6 cylinders

4,200 cc

192 hp

ENGINE

Jack Swain

DESIGNERS

4,141

NUMBER OF PIECES

1975

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STORY

The Daimler DS420 Vanden Plas represents royal elegance and exclusivity like no other vehicle. Between 1968 and 1992, this iconic car was manufactured exclusively to order, primarily for royal families, heads of government and influential industrialists. The DS420 was the first choice for representative occasions and state visits, especially in the Commonwealth countries.

With its majestic length of 5.8 metres and luxurious features - including space for up to seven passengers, electric partitions and the finest interior materials - the DS420 offered supreme comfort and unrivalled style. Under the hood, Jaguar's proven 4.2-litre inline six-cylinder engine provides smooth and reliable performance that perfectly matches the car's character.

The Daimler DS420 is still in service with the British Crown and is used for ceremonial occasions and special events. This model is not only a symbol of timeless nobility, but also a fascinating example of British automotive art, which remains unmatched in its elegance and significance to this day.

PERSONAL STORY

Daimler DS420 Vanden Plas – Royal Elegance with History

This Daimler DS420 Vanden Plas embodies the classic style of British automotive art and was once a government vehicle in England, where it was used for representative purposes. With its impressive length of 5.8 meters and its picturesquely elegant body, this vehicle exudes timeless nobility.

The luxurious interior can accommodate up to seven people and is equipped with an electric partition for additional comfort and privacy. The automatic transmission ensures a smooth driving experience that still delights today.

The car was completely restored in two stages around 15 years ago and is in excellent condition. The DS420 drives superbly and is a unique piece of history that embodies British luxury and elegance at its finest.

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