BillyD

For those interested. The German Price List has been released:


GT Roadster ex. Sales Tax € 108,555. (approx. US $ 115,000*)

GT-C Roadster ex. Sales Tax € 135,000 (approx. US $ 143,000*)

Be aware that "standard" options are generally very different between US spec and European spec cars.

*1€ = $1.06

Hope this helps.
Bill

BillyD

Here's the 48 page German Price List (dated: November 21st) with options and specs. for those interested:

Preisliste_Mercedes-AMG_GT_Roadster_Cabriolet_161121.pdf

Hope this helps.

Bill

emericr

Thanks for sharing.
I think you are going the wrong way on the conversion as I doubt the roadster will be cheaper than the coupe.

California John

My Man! Just what I wanted to see! Now I can fantasize about when I swap my GTS for a GTC. My two cars before my GTS were convertibles and I miss them - live in Southern California.

California John

Yep, he's going the wrong way with his money calculation.

BillyD

Correction --- Correction ---- Correction----

GT Roadster: $ 115,000.

GT Roadster-C: $143,000.

Sorry for the conversion error.

Bill

California John

If you come across an English version of the German Price List, please post it! I can make out a fair amount of the German - but not enough!

Gojirra99

The exchange rates change everyday, and can go up or down 5, 10% or more in a short period of time, all these European prices are insignificant, wait til MB USA announce what they decide to charge.
I would say the best way to estimate is how much are the price differences of the roadsters in Germany relative to their GT and GTS coupes, and you have to figure in the difference in"standard" equipment between countries.

BillyD

Here's what's on the MB UK site (in English, of course):

MB UK amg-gt-coupe-roadster-1.compressed.pdf

You probably also noticed that on the German Price list there are the MB 3-digit codes shown next to the text description of the item/option. These are, I believe, the same codes we use in the US. eg 239 = distronic, B07= ceramic brakes.

I agree that it is difficult to "translate" European Pricing into what the US pricing will be for 2 primary reasons:
1) Standard equipment varies considerably;
2) It's hard to know what € / $ exchange rate MB Germany will ultimately use as a factor in setting the US pricing.

The US Roadster DOG that was issued on 9/23 shows some of the US option pricing ( with a disclaimer that the pricing is tentative). Since that date, the US $ has strengthened vs. the Euro by about 5.7% (thru 11/22).

Will MB Germany adjust the final US pricing (due to the strengthened and still strengthening US $ vs. €) or simply take the additional windfall profit?

I certainly don't know.

Hope this helps.
Bill

BillyD

When I go through the German price list and add the 19 option codes that are extra cost on the German models, but standard on the US models I come up with a base price of approximately $160K for the GT-C roadster @ an exchange rate of 1€ = $1.06.

AMG 17GT

Should be a cool car.

Interesting that GTC is listed as having a 9.5 compression vs 10.5 for all other cars. A typo perhaps.

JSwan724

They may want to be able to "dial up" the turbo boost.