Bruno Sacco, the designer of many of the top-selling vehicles in Mercedes-Benz history, died in Germany on Sept. 19 at age 90.

Bruno Sacco, the legendary designer and the man who is largely responsible for some of the most iconic and recognizable Mercedes-Benzes of all time, died recently at the age of 90 on September 19, 2024.

Legendary Mercedes-Benz designer Bruno Sacco has died aged 90, sparking an outpouring of praise for his significant contribution to the German car maker – and to the field of automotive design in general – over a remarkable 40-year career.

The Italian-born designer worked for Mercedes from 1958 to 1999, overseeing important models like the 190E, SL and innovative A-Class

Mercedes-Benz has confirmed that Bruno Sacco died at the age of 90 in Sindelfingen, Germany on Sept. 19. Sacco was one of the best-known automotive designers in Mercedes history and lead a team that penned some of Mercedes-Benz's most memorable vehicles.

The news that legendary designer Bruno Sacco passed away last month, aged 90, prompted much discussion at Drive HQ. After all, the Italian who spent almost his entire working career at Mercedes-Benz, is responsible for some of the most enduring and iconic car designs of all time.

Bruno Sacco, who designed some of the most iconic and best-looking Mercedes-Benz models, has died, Mercedes has confirmed. The Italian-German designer passed away in Sindelfingen last week. He was 90.

B runo Sacco, the Italian design genius behind some of Mercedes-Benz’s most iconic cars, has passed away at the age of 90, leaving behind a legacy that revolutionized automotive

B runo Sacco once said that "a Mercedes-Benz must always look like a Mercedes-Benz." The Italian designer made