The 12th edition of the Mercedes-Benz Classic Car Rally (MBCCR) will take place on November 15 and 16 in Mumbai. On November 15, the cars will be on public display for the first time, and passes can be booked from here.
For this time’s edition, MBCCR will feature 100 cars and classic models. If you’re looking to witness the timeless convoy, this article outlines the route and spectator points for the best views.
Mercedes-Benz Classic Car Rally Route
For the first time ever, the MBCCR rally route will see an extension. The convoy will now go all the way to Nariman Point, bringing a longer, memorable rally in store.
The convoy route of the MBCCR will be flagged off from the Taj Lands End hotel in Bandra West. From there, the cars will make their way to Bandra Reclamation Promenade via the Western Express Highway.
The convoy will then head towards the Bandra-Worli Sealink, a scenic motorway in Mumbai and reach the coastal road in Worli. The cars will then move through the coastal road and make their way towards the Marine Drive Promenade. Next, the convoy will take a U-turn at Nariman Point and from there, it will make its way back to the Taj Lands End hotel.
Mercedes-Benz Classic Car Rally 2025 timetable
- Bandstand, Bandra: 9:30 am
- Bandra Reclamation Promenade (Southbound): 9:35 am
- Coastal Road Promenade, Worli: 9:45 am
- Coastal Road Promenade, Bhulabhai Desai Road: 9:50 am
- Marine Drive Promenade: 9:55 am
- Nariman Point U-Turn: 10:00 am
Stunning cars in this edition’s Mercedes-Benz Classic Car Rally
The MBCCR will include some of the most distinguished cars from Mercedes-Benz over its illustrious history. From a replica of the Motorwagen, the first ever car, the convoy will feature classic Mercedes-Benz models like the SL range, including the 300 SL with its gull-wing doors, the first ever G Wagen, an entire S-Class line-up and the exhilarating modern classic– the SLS AMG.
What is the MBCCR?
The Mercedes-Benz Classic Car Rally is a one-of-a-kind car rally organised by Autocar India and Mercedes-Benz. The rally showcases iconic Mercedes-Benz cars, owned by prominent collectors, businessmen and royal families through the years. Last year’s MBCCR witnessed over 95 Mercedes classic cars, celebrated 40 years of the Mercedes W124, and also paid tribute to renowned automotive designer Bruno Sacco.
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