Tag: C63

These two cars are not competitors. At all. Anyone considering the Mercedes C63 AMG is probably not weighing it against the Mustang GT500. That said… Who wouldn’t want to see them in a drag race? Besides massive difference in luxury, the two cars have a remarkable amount in common. They both pack V8s under the […] More »

Choosing between these two is like the Sophie’s choice of modern Mercedes. On one hand you have the CLK63 AMG Black. The guys at AMG finally decided that America was ready for a full-fat sportscar and brought it over in 2008. 500hp and 465 lb-ft of torque later, it won the hearts and minds of […] More »

Velos Designwerks, the tuner based in the state of Florida, is boasting of their new customization project based on the C63 AMG Black Series. The car is looking good with its ten-spoke design and titanium finished, as they swapped the AMG wheels for HRE P44SC wheels. The company also decided to give it a more

  We don’t rely on Edmunds to supply us with thrilling car reviews a la Top Gear or the Drive network. We’d expect that type of thing for the C63 AMG Black, but Edmunds address the car a little more soberly, or with some objectivity. Some say their videos have been boring, but I’d say […] More »

Mercedes has decided to throw their fans in Japan a bone with a special “performance studio edition” C63 AMG. AMG’s Performance Studio is thier in-house customization branch of AMG, and this car is something like a showcase for their group in Japan. The result is an impossibly black and utterly cool C63. It’s also really expensive.

Mercedes’ Youtube page recently hit over 2 million views, and to celebrate, they took their most passionate and probably their most evil sports car to Laguna Seca raceway. There, the C63 AMG Black did what it does best: burn rubber. With 6.2L of V8 thunder and one of the trickiest corners in the world, there […] More »

The C63 AMG Black is what happens when Mercedes and AMG pull out all the stops. No question, is an amazing example of engineering that brings race-car performance within the grasp of the plebian masses. But it’s not alone. BMW’s M3 GTS and Porsche’s 911 GT3 RS are very much alive and well.