Twin 507 Coupe Pics - Used 507 for Sale

Here are some pics along with my steel-grey 507 - I have the black wheels.
Last edited by rediesel; Sep 2, 2014 at 11:21 AM.

Please, show me a clean low mileage BS for <$100k. Even without the aero package.
I still cannot believe MB rolls out modern AMG vehicles with halogens. Furthermore, I cannot believe buyers don't check that box when buying one. Finding a facelift 4 door in white with the headlight package was a pain.

I'd take a 507 without lighing over a P31 with it, but the 507s isn't my daily and I really only drive it when the sun is shining. Thankfully I don't have to compromise in that respect since mine has lighting, multimedia, distronic, LSD and a few other options.
My dealer joked that I should have waited a year, bought this 507, and saved nearly $20K to which I responded that I wouldn't trade $20K for the past year's experiances with my 507 - and I was being honest.
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The 507 is nice. It's special because it is "branded". But for you think it's any better than a C63 P31 or a C63 with a proper tune and mods then you have koolaid in your baby bottle.
The C63 was offered with a few marketing gimmicks. An Edition One, a Alfalterbach Edition, a P30, a P31, and a 507 off the top of my head. They are essentially the same car, with just a tune, CF bits, wheels, red calipers, etc. The car can be modified to the same level depending on whether you would like to add these things after market or pay through the nose from factory. Plain and simple. So just because it's a 507 it doesn't mean it has a V12 Lambo engine in it. All models have some ups and down depending on your preference. It's the same car.
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The 507 is nice. It's special because it is "branded". But for you think it's any better than a C63 P31 or a C63 with a proper tune and mods then you have koolaid in your baby bottle.
The C63 was offered with a few marketing gimmicks. An Edition One, a Alfalterbach Edition, a P30, a P31, and a 507 off the top of my head. They are essentially the same car, with just a tune, CF bits, wheels, red calipers, etc. The car can be modified to the same level depending on whether you would like to add these things after market or pay through the nose from factory. Plain and simple. So just because it's a 507 it doesn't mean it has a V12 Lambo engine in it. All models have some ups and down depending on your preference. It's the same car.
You should see my handwriting.
An Afalterback Ed, and P30 are all pre-facelift sedans wheras a Edition 1 and 507 are post-facelift so they aren't all the same. I know you are aware of those technical differences so I woln't patronize you by going into detail. A 507 and a well optioned Post FL P31 are essentially the same (wheels, stripe, and interior bits are the difference).
Last edited by rediesel; Sep 2, 2014 at 02:23 PM.
Then, all I have to do is buy a hood and a tune and voila! 507. Coding in headlights to replace halogens makes me want to vomit.
yup. never buy a car without stock xeon. just dumb




Just simply sharing out opinions on the headlight packages.
Andddddd I'm still waiting on a non-OP to show me some CBS' for under $100k that are worth having...

I'll be the first to admit that the 507 is a parts bin special, but its more than just a hood and a tune.
You get:
- aluminium hood with vents
- tune
- forged wheels (imo the black 507 wheels are the best going around for the c63)
- Upgraded performance brakes painted red
- single fin grill
- black mirrors and spoiler
- alcantara steering wheel and shifter
- smoked headlights
- Fancy stickery things on the sides
I'd be surprised if you can get all that in the after market on a base C63 for the same price as a 507. And its worth quite a lot more for those keen to keep a car stock.
This is a little tongue in cheek, but lets not sell the 507 short. Its a great car!

I'll be the first to admit that the 507 is a parts bin special, but its more than just a hood and a tune.
You get:
- aluminium hood with vents
- tune
- forged wheels (imo the black 507 wheels are the best going around for the c63)
- Upgraded performance brakes painted red
- single fin grill
- black mirrors and spoiler
- alcantara steering wheel and shifter
- smoked headlights
- Fancy stickery things on the sides
I'd be surprised if you can get all that in the after market on a base C63 for the same price as a 507. And its worth quite a lot more for those keen to keep a car stock.
This is a little tongue in cheek, but lets not sell the 507 short. Its a great car!


I'll be the first to admit that the 507 is a parts bin special, but its more than just a hood and a tune.
You get:
- aluminium hood with vents
- tune
- forged wheels (imo the black 507 wheels are the best going around for the c63)
- Upgraded performance brakes painted red
- single fin grill
- black mirrors and spoiler
- alcantara steering wheel and shifter
- smoked headlights
- Fancy stickery things on the sides
I'd be surprised if you can get all that in the after market on a base C63 for the same price as a 507. And its worth quite a lot more for those keen to keep a car stock.
This is a little tongue in cheek, but lets not sell the 507 short. Its a great car!

PS: Mine is loaded with every option. lighting, media, lsd etc. I don' think there were any more boxes to check off
Last edited by Razzy; Sep 3, 2014 at 01:13 AM.
Forged Pistons / Connecting rods and Lightweight crank shaft all shared with the SLS.
While I agree with the rest, the 507 is essentially a parts bin run out. It still has a few things under the hood normal C63's do not have.
Factor the cost to tear down your block and replace your pistons etc. if you really are going to compare the 507 fairly.
Lets get this straight - If you own a 507 Sedan, its the closest thing you will own to a CBS in sedan form. The sedans IMHO will be much more desirable down the road. Limited production run + factory installed parts found in MB's "super car". Recipe for a winner I think.
Factor the mechanical enhancements into the list of aesthetic upgrades you get with the 507, and all of a sudden the car becomes "special"
Last edited by Kriston; Sep 3, 2014 at 08:21 AM.
Forged Pistons / Connecting rods and Lightweight crank shaft all shared with the SLS.
While I agree with the rest, the 507 is essentially a parts bin run out. It still has a few things under the hood normal C63's do not have.
Factor the cost to tear down your block and replace your pistons etc. if you really are going to compare the 507 fairly.
Lets get this straight - If you own a 507 Sedan, its the closest thing you will own to a CBS in sedan form. The sedans IMHO will be much more desirable down the road. Limited production run + factory installed parts found in MB's "super car". Recipe for a winner I think.
Factor the mechanical enhancements into the list of aesthetic upgrades you get with the 507, and all of a sudden the car becomes "special"




MB didn't even care enough to give the 507 CF mirrors, spoiler. It's just bits that are painted gloss black. At least they did with the Affalterbach edition. Shows that MB just wanted these cars out and gone...Some fancy snowflake wheels? I would rather have aftermarket ( HRE,etc) which would be cheaper and better quality. MB OEM wheels are notorious for cracking.
$90k for a C class taxi cab with stickers and some hood vents?!?
You are talking GTR category here...To each their own. I love the C63 in any model it is. The 507 is a cool variant! I actually love the sedan version. But be fair and call it what it is...
...also the C63 coupe will not be changing for the 2015 model year and a new comparable C63 coupe will not be available until at least Q4 of 2016. So while some of the 507 sedans migth take a decent hit on values in the coming months the coupes will not, at least not for a couple years.

I'll be the first to admit that the 507 is a parts bin special, but its more than just a hood and a tune.
You get:
- aluminium hood with vents
- tune
- forged wheels (imo the black 507 wheels are the best going around for the c63)
- Upgraded performance brakes painted red
- single fin grill
- black mirrors and spoiler
- alcantara steering wheel and shifter
- smoked headlights
- Fancy stickery things on the sides
I'd be surprised if you can get all that in the after market on a base C63 for the same price as a 507. And its worth quite a lot more for those keen to keep a car stock.
This is a little tongue in cheek, but lets not sell the 507 short. Its a great car!

1 & 2 were hood and tune.
3 - wheels - Yes, cool wheels. End of the day they are still just OEM and I like to think of myself as a wheel ***** when I have the spare change laying around. So, I always end up with aftermarket wheels.
4 - Red calipers - So I can just paint mine. I don't track the car, it's my dd. And I'll save 4 figures when I replace rotors and pads.
5 - single fin grille - ... Facelift all come with those.
6 - black mirrors / spoiler - I have a CF spoiler and mirrors are easy.
7 - alcanatara comes with a PP facelift (minus the shifter I think, which is cool)
8 - Headlights - this was the original issue. Halogens = no go no way.
9 - stickers - 2 Fast 2 Furious for me.
For ***ME*** I'm better off with a standard C63 w/ headlight package. I'm not tracking the car and I'm not supercharging it. While we all buy it with hopes and dreams to, I just know I wont. Also, for those who live and die by keeping a car stock, that's respectable. All mod's I'd do are easily reversible.
So what am I out that I like on the 507? A hood and a tune. And if it means I have to buy a base C63 and add those because a BASE c63 comes with the headlight package and a 507 doesn't then so be it.




