I need help choosing between the C63 coupe and the C63s Sedan? Thanks!
10-15-2017, 12:10 AM
#1
I need help choosing between the C63 coupe and the C63s Sedan? Thanks!
Hi guys, I have 2 dealers and one has a 2018 C63 coupe for $72K and one has a 2018 C63s Sedan for $81K. I was just wondering which one would you choose? And why? Obviously the sedan is way more loaded than the coupe but I don’t really care about options. Both have the 4L V8 engine so no difference on the power. But both look really good I just don’t know which option is best for the money. Please help me guys. Opinions are widely welcome. It’s pretty obviously that both are super expensive so that’s why I want to have the best one for the money.
update: right now I’m leaning towards the C63s sedan because it’s an S model, upgrade from the regular C63, and it’s more loaded and better looking spec-ed, and I find the sedan much better looking than the coupe. The coupe tend to make the car look really small especially from the back. Like a boring roadster although the design is good. I’ve seen quite a few in real life so I know. But on the other hand I also think sedans are boring why not get a coupe. I’ve seen both in person but still can’t decide. I’m going crazy.
I know if I go with the coupe I can save a ton more. But when you’re buying your dream car you don’t really care about saving lol.
after all the self talking I kinda feel like I already know the answer lol. Maybe all I really want and the point of this thread is to have someone tell me that spending $81K on a car is worth it.
update: right now I’m leaning towards the C63s sedan because it’s an S model, upgrade from the regular C63, and it’s more loaded and better looking spec-ed, and I find the sedan much better looking than the coupe. The coupe tend to make the car look really small especially from the back. Like a boring roadster although the design is good. I’ve seen quite a few in real life so I know. But on the other hand I also think sedans are boring why not get a coupe. I’ve seen both in person but still can’t decide. I’m going crazy.
I know if I go with the coupe I can save a ton more. But when you’re buying your dream car you don’t really care about saving lol.
after all the self talking I kinda feel like I already know the answer lol. Maybe all I really want and the point of this thread is to have someone tell me that spending $81K on a car is worth it.
Last edited by Vvvvvv; 10-15-2017 at 12:25 AM.
10-15-2017, 01:47 AM
#3
Senior Member
You are so all over the place that I wouldn't recommend buying anything until you are absolutely sure what you want. Also, it should be obvious that we (owners) think it's worth the money.
The coupe and sedan are similar in a lot of ways but the coupe has a more compliant suspension and a wider track front and back. It also has wider tires. I've not driven a sedan but from what others have said there is difference in driving dynamics although I don't think it's night and day. There is a power difference (albeit marginal) between the C63 and C63S (coupe or sedan).
Finally, you should be able to find more than those just two cars. For instance, the C63 sedan starts at around $66k. If there isn't one nearby you might consider ordering one spec'd the way you want it. That way you don't have to compromise or spend money on options you may not want or need. Or you could just expand your search to other dealerships.
The coupe and sedan are similar in a lot of ways but the coupe has a more compliant suspension and a wider track front and back. It also has wider tires. I've not driven a sedan but from what others have said there is difference in driving dynamics although I don't think it's night and day. There is a power difference (albeit marginal) between the C63 and C63S (coupe or sedan).
Finally, you should be able to find more than those just two cars. For instance, the C63 sedan starts at around $66k. If there isn't one nearby you might consider ordering one spec'd the way you want it. That way you don't have to compromise or spend money on options you may not want or need. Or you could just expand your search to other dealerships.
10-15-2017, 01:48 AM
#4
Hi guys, I have 2 dealers and one has a 2018 C63 coupe for $72K and one has a 2018 C63s Sedan for $81K. I was just wondering which one would you choose? And why? Obviously the sedan is way more loaded than the coupe but I don’t really care about options. Both have the 4L V8 engine so no difference on the power. But both look really good I just don’t know which option is best for the money. Please help me guys. Opinions are widely welcome. It’s pretty obviously that both are super expensive so that’s why I want to have the best one for the money.
update: right now I’m leaning towards the C63s sedan because it’s an S model, upgrade from the regular C63, and it’s more loaded and better looking spec-ed, and I find the sedan much better looking than the coupe. The coupe tend to make the car look really small especially from the back. Like a boring roadster although the design is good. I’ve seen quite a few in real life so I know. But on the other hand I also think sedans are boring why not get a coupe. I’ve seen both in person but still can’t decide. I’m going crazy.
I know if I go with the coupe I can save a ton more. But when you’re buying your dream car you don’t really care about saving lol.
after all the self talking I kinda feel like I already know the answer lol. Maybe all I really want and the point of this thread is to have someone tell me that spending $81K on a car is worth it.
update: right now I’m leaning towards the C63s sedan because it’s an S model, upgrade from the regular C63, and it’s more loaded and better looking spec-ed, and I find the sedan much better looking than the coupe. The coupe tend to make the car look really small especially from the back. Like a boring roadster although the design is good. I’ve seen quite a few in real life so I know. But on the other hand I also think sedans are boring why not get a coupe. I’ve seen both in person but still can’t decide. I’m going crazy.
I know if I go with the coupe I can save a ton more. But when you’re buying your dream car you don’t really care about saving lol.
after all the self talking I kinda feel like I already know the answer lol. Maybe all I really want and the point of this thread is to have someone tell me that spending $81K on a car is worth it.
10-15-2017, 10:46 AM
#6
Super Member
If you need a semi-practical car that holds 4-ish, but the sedan. If sacrificing the back seat convenience is OK, buy the couple (but find an S).
If you want the best of everything, do what I did, and buy the convertible.
If you want the best of everything, do what I did, and buy the convertible.
Last edited by tscales; 10-18-2017 at 07:56 AM.
10-15-2017, 07:05 PM
#7
MBWorld Fanatic!
You are so all over the place that I wouldn't recommend buying anything until you are absolutely sure what you want. Also, it should be obvious that we (owners) think it's worth the money.
The coupe and sedan are similar in a lot of ways but the coupe has a more compliant suspension and a wider track front and back. It also has wider tires. I've not driven a sedan but from what others have said there is difference in driving dynamics although I don't think it's night and day. There is a power difference (albeit marginal) between the C63 and C63S (coupe or sedan).
Finally, you should be able to find more than those just two cars. For instance, the C63 sedan starts at around $66k. If there isn't one nearby you might consider ordering one spec'd the way you want it. That way you don't have to compromise or spend money on options you may not want or need. Or you could just expand your search to other dealerships.
The coupe and sedan are similar in a lot of ways but the coupe has a more compliant suspension and a wider track front and back. It also has wider tires. I've not driven a sedan but from what others have said there is difference in driving dynamics although I don't think it's night and day. There is a power difference (albeit marginal) between the C63 and C63S (coupe or sedan).
Finally, you should be able to find more than those just two cars. For instance, the C63 sedan starts at around $66k. If there isn't one nearby you might consider ordering one spec'd the way you want it. That way you don't have to compromise or spend money on options you may not want or need. Or you could just expand your search to other dealerships.
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10-16-2017, 12:08 AM
#9
If you don't need 4 seat then get the coupe! and get the S because you get the dynamic engine mount and race mode too. This is an in depth review of the coupe and the differences from the sedan
10-19-2017, 03:48 AM
#11
Super Member
10-19-2017, 03:49 AM
#12
Super Member
in 2 months it'll be 2 years since my sedan was delivered. I must say I love everything about the sedan and enjoying it so far 
I personally wouldn't go for a coupe anytime soon, not my type I guess ...
I personally wouldn't go for a coupe anytime soon, not my type I guess ...
10-26-2017, 09:46 AM
#14
Go with the coupe, but get the S model. I test drove both and the coupe is a very different car than the sedan. If I was to get a sedan it would be the E63s for sure.
Also the coupe has the wider more aggressive fenders whereas the sedan looks like the standard c300. Don't get me wrong the sedan is a great car it is just not as great as the coupe. I was a signature away from buying a 2017 Porsche 911s until I drove the coupe.
Also the coupe has the wider more aggressive fenders whereas the sedan looks like the standard c300. Don't get me wrong the sedan is a great car it is just not as great as the coupe. I was a signature away from buying a 2017 Porsche 911s until I drove the coupe.
