Wednesday, November 11, 2015, 11:58 AM  For the car collector who has always desired a specific German automobile, perhaps a rare and hard to find edition, Mercedes-Benz has created All-TimeStars.com, a site where they will sell those highly sought after models.  Ranging from $75,000 to just over $910,000 and even one offering thats price is only availabe upon request, the site offers collectors a chance at cars that would otherwise be difficult or even impossible to hunt down.  Thus far the young endeavor has sold seven automobiles, has six currently on sale and another ten that are coming soon. Some of the merchandise comes from museums but the page does advertise for users to register through the site and potentially sell their own models.  FOLLOW DAILY NEWS AUTOS ON FACEBOOK. 'LIKE' US HERE.  The currently available Mercedes' are diverse, from the 630 compressor, a relic from 1929 that has the aesthetics of a Model 'T' and the pedigree of a Mercedes, to the 1998 racer CLK-LM that was driven at Le Mans and has a cockpit-like racing-inspired interior.  The marketplace uses a classification system for their cars that includes: premium edition, collectors edition and drivers edition. Premium is defined as, "Classic cars in rare original condition with very few miles on the clock and vehicles...restored by the experts at Mercedes-Benz Classic." Collectors are classified as, "In excellent condition both technically and visually." Drivers edition is described as, "Vintage vehicles and modern classics suitable for everyday driving...in excellent technical condition but still offer potential for further restoration work."  The star in the URL refers to the iconic and ageless Mercedes-Benz emblem. Whether just perusing the impressive lineup of nostalgic German luxury autos or a serious collector, the offerings at All Time Stars are impressive and rarified examples of some of the greatest offerings ever created by the 132-year-old automaker.
The German automaker has started a site that features classic cars, some of which are directly from their museum.