Piecha Makes the Mercedes-AMG GT S Even Badder

By Adam Pockross - September 21, 2016

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For those of you who just don’t think the 503-hp Mercedes-AMG GT S has enough zip, may we recommend the Piecha AMG GT-RSR?

With a little help from fellow Germans Performmaster, the tuning company Piecha took the already-beastly GT S coupe and created a monster. They went ahead and tweaked the twin-turbocharged V8 engine to add 109 more horses and 139 lb-ft of torque. If you’re doing the math at home, that’s a whopping total of 612 hp and 619 lb-ft of torque. All of which means you can now go 205 mph, if you’ve got the gumption (and a good lawyer.)

All of that additional power comes with a few other enhancements as well, including articulated LED-laden side skirts; chrome-plated, double-walled 90 mm tailpipes; Yokohama’s Advan Sport V105 tires; enhanced coilovers; and carbon fiber splitters, diffusor, and rear spoiler.

We found this Piecha AMG GT-RSR thanks to the good folks at Robb Report, so you know it won’t come cheap. But if you’ve got a spare $265,000 lying around, then maybe this is the car for you. You’ll be in select company too, as Piecha’s only making 50 of these bad boys. Want one?