One of its standout features was the self-closing doors and trunk, an industry-first that added a sense of effortless luxury. The soft-close assist mechanism gently pulled the doors shut, eliminating the need for force. The dual-pane windows improved cabin insulation, making it one of the quietest sedans ever produced. Another innovation was the "Guide Rods"—small hydraulic markers that rose from the rear fenders when reversing, helping drivers gauge the car’s long dimensions before parking sensors became common. Though expensive to produce, the 600 SEL became a symbol of
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