Just drove the 2012 C63 Coupe..
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Just drove the 2012 C63 Coupe..
i was impressed. i love the interior, far better than the outgoing model..
im 6"4 and i was comfortable.. highly recommend the performance package if your looking into getting one. I was AMAZED to say the least..
im 6"4 and i was comfortable.. highly recommend the performance package if your looking into getting one. I was AMAZED to say the least..
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Is there a long delay from when you click the button to when it actually shifts like on the outgoing c63?
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Is there a "long" delay on the 2011 C63? Not at all. i havent driven the 2012 C63 yet however i think that what the OP is saying is that the 2012 switches gears more smoothly and as a result feels quicker in Manual Mode.
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Not sure maybe my memory is fogging up but I remember when I test drove the 2011 c63, in M mode it has what felt like a .5 sec delay from when I click the button to when it actually shifts, not that it shifts slow from gear to gear, it does that really fast.
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08 C63, 07 ML63, 92 500E, 70 300SEL 6.3, 63 220 SEB Conv. Sold 02 G500, 97 E50,92 C280,71 280SE 4.5
although my point of comparison is between a SL63 with MCT vs an 08~11 C63, the diff in time between flipping the paddle and having the tranny shift did not feel as dramatic as the difference in the "shift" itself, In the Speedshift I could "feel" the torque converter absorb part of the upshift, while the MCT of the SL felt more direct and thus "felt" to me like a faster and more efficient shift. IMHO significant enough to consider an upgrade
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That is the time it takes for the gear to clutch out, switch gear, then clutch in if I am correct. My question is how long from when you pull the paddle do you actually feel the car shift. I know this is a different gearbox entirely but the DCT in BMW M and PDK in Porsche shift almost instantly after you pull the paddle. With the 2011 c63 of my friend's and 2011 c63 I drove at the stealership, it hesitated for what felt like 0.5 second hesitation... MCT is 100 milliseconds which is 0.1 second.