On November 22, 1900, entrepreneur Emil Jellinek took his specially-crafted Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft machine out for a test drive. It was lighter, sleeker, and faster than anything the company ...

Mercedes was the daughter of German businessman and gentleman racer Emil Jellinek. One of his ventures was selling cars, and when he discovered Daimler and Maybach’s car, the Phoenix ...

The iconic Mercedes-Benz logo (left) and Emil Jellinek with his daughter Mercedes. The brand name is a crucial and widely recognised aspect of any product, and many iconic brands have fascinating ...

From a customer and dealer called Emil Jellinek, as it turns out – or rather, from his daughter's nickname. Emil Jellinek was a wealthy diplomat, tobacco trader and insurance inspector from Austria.

in honor of Emil Jellinek, responsible for the creation of the Mercedes trademark in 1902. “It was Emil who placed a large order for a new car with Daimler with one condition: that they are ...

The 60 HP was built by Daimler on behalf of Emil Jellinek, who was helping to sell Daimler cars to customers in France. He would sell the cars using his daughter’s name, Mercedes, as the brand.

That's when Karl Benz, Gottlieb Daimler, Wilhelm Maybach, and Emil Jellinek joined forces to establish what would become one ...

One year before, a certain Mercédès Adrienne Ramona Manuela Jellinek was born as the daughter of Emil Jellinek, a reputed diplomat. By 1894, the Jellinek family had moved to Nice, on the French ...

Her father, Emil Jellinek, a pioneering race driver and car dealer on the French Riviera, raced Daimler cars. In those days, gentlemen used a pseudonym when racing cars, and Jellinek styled ...