Great C63 Motor Trend article
"After long conversations about compression ratios and fuel stratification over fish tacos, an AMG engineer mentioned that the C63 was getting a subtle refresh and he hoped to see me at that event. This offhand comment flipped a switch in my head that triggered an emotional response as if he had kicked my dog. Refreshing the C63? That car needs nothing. You don’t tell a guy his girl could stand to lose a few pounds, and you don’t tell him one of his favorite cars needs a little work...."
Last edited by enochroot; Mar 16, 2011 at 05:49 PM. Reason: Fixed quoted text.
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Well Said!!!
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Well Said!!!

I had a 2007 S4 wagon, tuned and a such a blast to drive...
It's a shame the states always get the short end of the stick when it comes to cars.
and some other cosmetic goodies. That may be the best $6,000 you could spend anywhere.
I'd be very surprised if the CC brakes would be offered, let alone incl in the P31.
I think they are like a 12K option on the SLS, so doubtful they'd throw 'em in.
My .02
It's strange though, I've seen the estate/wagon versions of so many other cars here so I don't think it is a safety/regulation issue preventing it from being imported right?
The excuse of "lack of interest or demand" doesn't really make sense either; it is an AMG which is for the most part a custom car that has to be built overseas and specially brought in anyways, so it is not like they would have problems with any C63 wagons collecting dust here.
I hope the article that mentioned the Estate would be available in the US "as a special order" is true. I seriously doubt it, but I can hope...


