Launched in 1959 as the successor to the six-cylinder 100-Six, which itself was the follow-up to the four-cylinder 100, the 3000 stayed in production until 1967, with various alterations and improvements made along the way. That means that today’s 3000 shopper has a variety of options, from the purity of the Mk I and Mk II roadsters with their sidecurtains to the comfort of the later Mk III convertibles with their roll-up windows and wood-veneer dashboards.
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