Isdera Imperator 108i – A tribute to Mercedes’ legendary C111 concept car, which never went into production.
Eberhard Schulz founded the Isdera company in the late 1970s and produced a small series of his “C111”, or 300 SL, featuring gullwing doors.
Isdera Imperator 108i Series 2
- 01.03.1992
- 10.000 km
- 242 kW (330 PS)
- 4.973 ccm
- 5-Speed manual
- iridiumsilver metallic
- Fabric/Leather black
“This gull-winged car appeals to sporty drivers and those car enthusiasts who prefer a fast, brilliantly crafted grand tourer for their daily commutes and long journeys.
Thanks to the perfect blend of safety, engine power and driving comfort, the 108i offers its owner an overwhelming driving experience at all speeds”
So read the 1992 brochure from Isdera, and even today this sports car continues to captivate passers-by on the roadside and other motorists on the motorway with its striking design.
For the Isdera Imperator 108i Series II is one of only a handful ever built, giving it a rarity that is second to none.
You might also like to read the fascinating 2012 article from AUTO BILD klassik.
And take a look at the feature from the TV programme GRIP dem Motormagazin.