The most famous Czech singer Karel Gott had a very warm relationship with cars. He owned a number of them and there were interesting pieces among them. One of these is currently for sale.
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It is a Mercedes-Benz S-Class of the W220 generation (manufactured between 1998 and 2005), specifically in a design that is not one of the most common in our country. The S 500 version hides a five-liter eight-cylinder petrol engine with an output of 225 kW under the hood.
And since it’s a 2004 model, the engine is mated to a seven-speed automatic transmission. Gott’s car was also equipped with all-wheel drive.
According to the dealer, Mercedes has traveled about 224,000 kilometers since registration in March 2004, but is reportedly in “top condition”. And also in the very original.
The fact that the esko belonged to the legendary artist, who died a year ago, is evidenced by the entries in both parts of the vehicle registration certificate – ie in the small and large technical certificate. A photo of the little one is part of the ad.
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The registration mark also corresponds (which the seller deleted in at least one advertisement, but can be seen in the other offers). A search on the Internet even revealed that it was in this Mercedes with 3A4 9349 tables that in May 2006 the multiple Zlatý and Český slavík took home from the Institute for Mother and Child Care in Podolí, Prague, Prague’s daughter Charlotte Ella and her mother Ivana.
The large German sedan offers decent equipment, which includes, for example, automatic air conditioning, a CD player, heated seats or electrically adjustable seats. The bright interior is richly upholstered in leather and there are also wooden decors.
And the price? The Mercedes S 500 after Karl Gott is available for 649 thousand crowns. For comparison, the same car with a similar drive can be bought for as little as 150 thousand. The famous first owner is therefore quite understandably reflected in the requested price.
Nevertheless, the “surcharge” is not as high as in the case Gott’s Škoda Fabia, which we wrote about in April this year.
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