Catalytic converters with the number KT0125/A1684900614 were installed in vehicles produced by the German brand Mercedes. The covers of these converters are usually about 45 centimeters long, and due to the irregular and asymmetrical shape of the converter, the width is slightly more than 30 centimeters. The central part of the converter is rounded, filled with ceramic material, and both ends have exhaust outlets that are arranged in an unusual, somewhat irregular way. These converters were installed in the Mercedes A-Class W168 model. Today, the price of this catalytic converter reaches 275 euros.
This Mercedes model represents a dynamic stage in the brand’s development. For the German manufacturer, the 1990swere particularly fruitful in expanding sales, especially in the United States market. At that time, there was a gap in the market between large, fuel-hungry limousines and low-power small cars. This led to the creation of the Mercedes A-Class, which offered a balance between power and compactness. The model was introduced in 1997 at the Frankfurt Motor Show. This car stood out for its unusual chassis design. Despite its small size, its design was far superiorcompared to competitors’ vehicles. It also had one distinctive feature — it was taller than most other car models.
In 2001, the Mercedes A-Class models were extended in length — from 3570 centimeters to 3605 centimeters.