SOLVED: FW #94 Mercedes 200D Universal by IMA, Mechelen, Belgium

[fromwien]

Luxury break...
Please identify this car for one point: Make, type, coachbuilder

[Alfa_Japan]

Mercedes 220 by Binz?  Mercedes W111 230S Universal by IMA (Belgium)?

[fromwien]

You are very nearby, to reach experts-status! Please correct the type of the car, then the 50th point will be yours! Locked for Alfa_Japan

[Alfa_Japan]

There's one such vehicle currently for sale if I'm not mistaking? In that advertisement description the W111 denomination is missing. So I'll give it a go:

Mercedes 230S Universal by IMA (Belgium)

[fromwien]

This car in my puzzle isn't a '230 S', as the owner says... immensly slower...

[Alfa_Japan]

The 200 D then? (from the picture it's impossible to determine which of the available 4 variants it is (200, 200 D, 230 or 230 S))

[fromwien]

  This is Your 50th puzzle-point!
Welcome at 'Experts-level'
It is a Mercedes 200D Break by IMA, Mechelen, Belgium

[Alfa_Japan]

Danke schoen

[Wendax]

Congratulations, I've promoted you to expert rank.
No more rookie puzzles for you, but you may post puzzles of your own now which we are looking forward to. 

[Wendax]

As Alfa_Japan stated correctly, the official name was Mercedes-Benz 200 D Universal, not Break.

Some pictures I took back in 1984:

[fromwien]

To be honest, I saw the registration papers of the Italian car of my puzzle. There was no more designation to find, than only 'Mercedes 200D'. I used the term 'Break' only as a description for the body-version. You may be right, that this could lead to confusion, ... I think, it would be better to use 'estate car' than 'Break'.... but I cannot use the common Mercedes-Universal-title, if this isn't part of the car's official paperwork.

[Wendax]

Maybe this official leaflet might convince you...

[fromwien]

Yes, it does! Thank you very much

[Alfa_Japan]

Thx "fromwien" for the nice additions and background info. On FB another version of the sales leaflet can be found.