About this asset

This Mercedes 190 Sedan is a Revit family entourage asset featuring a classic saloon silhouette for architectural site context. Representing a classic 1980s saloon, this sedan model features the iconic boxy proportions and angular styling characteristic of the era. The geometry captures the distinct front grille, rectangular headlights, and a defined three-box body shape. It includes basic representations of the sunroof, glazing, and wheel detailing, providing sufficient visual interest for site plans and exterior massing views. The surfaces are finished in a solid blue tone, with contrasting white and grey elements for the wheels and glass, ensuring it maintains a clear presence within a larger BIM environment.

The download is a 276 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

As a standard Revit family, this vehicle is designed for placement within site plans, master plans, or exterior perspective renderings to provide scale and context. Users can simply drag and drop the family into the project environment, where it can be oriented to suit site circulation or parking layouts. Given its lightweight geometry, it is ideal for populating larger site models without significantly impacting file performance, serving primarily as a static entourage element for visual massing.

This asset is suited for residential and urban development projects where period-appropriate context is required. It is commonly used in early-stage design presentations, street-level site analysis, and master planning documentation to communicate scale and density. Architects and urban designers utilize such models to populate parking bays, driveways, or streetscapes in residential, commercial, or mixed-use developments, ensuring the site model accurately reflects the intended project character and spatial relationships during the design development and planning application phases of the project lifecycle.