The WORST thing about owning a new AMG 63S
06-25-2015, 10:01 PM
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The WORST thing about owning a new AMG 63S
This damn 1000 mile break in period! Feels like forever! I just want to put it in race mode dammit!
06-25-2015, 10:21 PM
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06-26-2015, 12:22 AM
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. At least you get to test drive it every day and listening to that amazing sound. 
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I had a guy in his VW yesterday, passed my car in another lane in a traffic crawl(his lane was all clear), suddenly stopped with no traffic in hos lane, and then I saw him turning his head looking at my car, AND THEN he reversed his car alongside mine, stared, AND THEN he backed up further to look at the rear badge I guess!!
Must have hurt his neck!
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Is 1000 miles the official AMG guideline for a proper break/run-in period? I ask because different manufacturers provide different numbers with some even saying there is no need.
For example for a Porsche it is stated as 3000km in the manual, slightly less than 2000 miles.
Of course non of this really matters if you don't intend to keep your car for more than a few years since it will be someone else's problem down the road.
For example for a Porsche it is stated as 3000km in the manual, slightly less than 2000 miles.
Of course non of this really matters if you don't intend to keep your car for more than a few years since it will be someone else's problem down the road.
