On the record
Where the Mercedes-Benz LK is on the road, and since when, from each country's official register.
Where it's been spotted
Evidence of real vehicles in each country's official register, with the model's rank there where the register counts it. Grey imports count, because they're real vehicles on real roads.
Years on record
The first and last year each official register has the Mercedes-Benz LK on record. A last year of 2026 is the newest year in the data, not the year the model ended.
- Finland
- 1976–2018
- Surviving fleet by first-registration year.
Registration history
From official registers, as of 2026.11.9. Bases differ per country, so never compare across panels.
Powertrains on record
1 register with powertrain counts
Powertrain counts straight from official registers, each with what that register counts.
Building on it? The same record is one API call: /api/v1/vehicles/truck/mercedes-benz/lk/full
Generations, engines and specs
Coming. Not in the record yet.
Today the Mercedes-Benz LK record holds its make, model, kind, body type, registration years, popularity and countries. We are building generations, engines and trims, and specs next, sourced and cited like everything else. Parts fitment and listing sites asked first.
Use the Mercedes-Benz LK in your product
In a booking or quote form, inside your app, in a listing or a page per vehicle. Same record, same id, everywhere.
A make and model dropdown for your form
Your customers pick Mercedes-Benz, then the LK or any of Mercedes-Benz's 224 other trucks, from every make on record. Your country's popular trucks first, your language, an optional year step. One block to paste, no code to write, and it stays current with every release.
Try the API
The Mercedes-Benz LK as JSON, one request away: its canonical id, where it is registered and how popular it is.
GET /api/v1/vehicles/truck/mercedes-benz/lk/full
2 credits per call. Unknown ids are free. Free accounts start with 100 credits.
GET …/truck/mercedes-benz/lk/full free plan response
{
"id": "truck/mercedes-benz/lk",
"name": "LK",
"make": {
"id": "mercedes-benz",
"name": "Mercedes-Benz"
},
"kind": "truck",
"body_type": null,
"availability": [
"fi"
],
"regions": [
"eu"
],
"popularity": {
"global_decile": 4,
"mass_decile": 8,
"rarity": "average"
},
"aliases": [],
"former_ids": [],
"years": null,
"registration_years": null,
"era": null,
"enrichment": null,
"enrichment_gated": true,
"dataset_version": "2026.11.9",
"upgrade_url": "https://vehiclesdb.com/pricing",
"attribution": {
"source": "VehiclesDB",
"url": "https://vehiclesdb.com",
"license": "Identity layer: CC-BY-4.0; enrichment/resolution: proprietary. Display requires visible credit — see https://vehiclesdb.com/legal/attribution",
"dataset_version": "2026.11.9"
}
}
On Business
and up, enrichment carries production runs, variants, related models, powertrain counts, reference links and make facts.
One row of vehicles.csv
The open dataset (release 2026.11.9, CC-BY 4.0) holds the
Mercedes-Benz LK as this row. Free with an account: download it, store it, show it, with a credit line.
- kind
- truck
- make_slug
- mercedes-benz
- make_name
- Mercedes-Benz
- model_slug
- lk
- model_name
- LK
- body_types
- ∅
- countries
- fi
- regions
- eu
- global_popularity_decile
- 4
- mass_popularity_decile
- 8
- aliases
- ∅
- former_ids
- ∅
Credit required: <a href="https://vehiclesdb.com">Vehicle data by VehiclesDB</a>
Running a listing site or a page per vehicle? Sync new models into it with the API instead of re-importing files.
The plate next to it
A Mercedes-Benz LK owner in Finland types a plate like this into your form. Check it is a valid format in Finland, get it back as issued, and draw it on its real design.
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