Mercedes-Benz Club rabbit cuddly toy.

The Mercedes-Benz Club rabbit cuddly toy harks back to toys from your childhood. It is soft and very tactile meaning it will be loved by everyone. The arms and legs are jointed to allow you to set the perfect pose. This little chap is comfortable sat in your car or sat in the house waiting for you to cuddle. Why not buy one for the younger members of your family to introduce them to the Mercedes-Benz brand. The shirt can be removed and washed. The perfect present for the young and not so young.

Classic rabbit cuddly toy with Club Logo printed Shirt. Approximate height of 25cm (9.1")

bout Our Range

The Mercedes-Benz products now include some of our exclusive 2024/25 range of official Mercedes-Benz UK club clothing. This range offers a sportier and up to date version of our apparel with influences from walking, outdoor activities, winter sports, cycling, sportswear, activewear and Formula One (F1).

We also offer a range of Mercedes-Benz Club fleeces, caps beanies, bags and masks to accessorise with all of our products. Why not look around the shop for products that will match to make an exclusive and eye-catching finish to your clothing.

The Mercedes Benz Club is the official UK Mercedes Club.

The Mercedes-Benz Club was founded in 1952. As such it was the first Mercedes-Benz Club in the world. Its founding was mainly due to the enthusiasm and efforts of one man – Ronald H Johnson (1913 – 1973). By profession Johnson was a marine architect, but he was also an avid motorist and a long-time enthusiast of Mercedes-Benz cars.

The Club is now 70 years old and has developed an unrivalled level of regional activities and events. This is a reflection on the Mercedes-Benz Club’s efforts of its huge network of inspired and committed local volunteers.

In addition the Club organises a number national events, such as concours, individual model gatherings, European rallies and – of course – its major annual presence at the NEC’s Classic Car Show. Also, every year, coach loads of Club members visit Europe’s largest classic car show, the Techno-Classica, in Essen.