This 1995 Mercedes-Benz E36 AMG Wagon was ordered in Germany and received modifications from Affalterbach tuning house AMG, whose merger with Mercedes-Benz was nearing completion at the time. The datacard shows option code 957 designating the car to be modified by AMG from new with the full optics package and engine upgrade. AMG modifications include a 3.6L AMG tuned engine, a full AMG body kit, 280km/h AMG speedometer, factory Recaro sport leather seats, and 17" AMG Aero II monoblock wheels. Finished in Black Pearl Metallic (199) over Black Leather (271), power is provided by a bored and stroked 3.6-liter DOHC inline-six mated to a four-speed automatic transmission turning the rear wheels. The current owner and collector purchased the car in 2013 and has added approximately 54k km since. Those added kilometers mostly consisted of road trips to and from the U.K. to Germany, sometimes with a full cargo space and passengers on the Autobahn. It’s been well-kept and maintained in the process with the most recent service in 2025 including a standard check-up and service but also included new spark plugs, new engine and transmission mounts, a new alternator, new SLS spheres,a new AC compressor, a new AC condenser, a brake service, and all accompanying filters. Additionally in preparation for the sale the wheel bearings, drive belts, fuel filter, and all four tires were replaced. A total of $41k has been spent on ensuring this car is maintained under the current owner’s care since 2013. Now with 161,332 km (~100k miles), this rare AMG Wagon is being offered by the current owner and seller with service records, prior import records, a clean U.K. title, and 2 key fobs. 

This S124 has a full AMG optioned body kit and Code 957 denoting it was destined to be sent to Affalterbach for modifications when it was produced which includes a front air dam, side skirts, and rear bumper. The Gen 2 AMG bodywork is finished in classic Black Pearl Metallic (199) with photo documentation provided in the gallery.  Additional exterior equipment includes front fog lights in bumper, power antenna, power rear hatch wiper, a power tilt/slide sunroof, vacuum actuated central locking. 

Upfitted 17” AMG Aero II monoblock wheels are fitted with Michelin tires measuring 225/45 front and rear tires. The wheels show with some curb rash and age-related wear. Extensive underbody photos are provided in the gallery. 

The front and rear seats are wrapped in Black Leather (261) while the polished Burl Walnut trim accents the center console, dashboard, and door panels. Other appointments are cruise control, automatic climate control, floor mats, multi-contour heated seats, and an auxiliary heater. The rear hatch door features soft-close functionality and is fully operational. 

The leather steering wheel fronts an AMG-specific 280-KPH speedometer along with a 7k-RPM tachometer, an analog clock, oil pressure gauge, fuel read out, and coolant temperature gauge. The six-digit odometer shows 161,332 km (~100k miles) from new. 

Imported by the current owner in 2013, this car shows history in Germany, Japan, and the U.K. Now with 161,332 km (~100k miles), this rare AMG Wagon is being offered by the current owner and seller with service records, prior import records, a clean U.K. title, and 2 key fobs.