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C 63S coupe is in the 2023 DOG for the US. No details though
That'd be interesting. Maybe they are giving it another model year since it was DOA for 2022 and the rumored CLE has yet to materialize beyond a few spy shots of the cab.
That'd be interesting. Maybe they are giving it another model year since it was DOA for 2022 and the rumored CLE has yet to materialize beyond a few spy shots of the cab.
I wonder if AMG is trying to test the water... I mean they did mention that they would keep V8s for longer as long as it makes sense (in their words, enough demand and if people are willing to pay for it, which includes pay through the nose) for in this case a very expensive trim package, and currently when the regular none final edition 2023 C 63 S C205 is still available. Through this final edition, they also want to know how much are people willing to go for to keep the V8.
Yep had one Final Edition here, sounds 100% same as PFL
Very very interesting, I wonder if it is an ECU tune that can be done to make the 2023 C 63 S coupe non final edition for it to sound the same, assuming the actual exhaust is the same, or are there any OPF? (North America shouldn't have it though)
Yep had one Final Edition here, sounds 100% same as PFL
Question is will the rest of non-final edition coupes sound the same? Maybe all they did to make it sound like the PFL is tweak the ECU. I don't think there are different exhaust parts or anything else. An assumption of course.
So far I think only videos of EU spec models have surfaced. The US spec FL models never had the OPF. Ours still have secondary cats instead, just like the PFL.
I also heard and can't remember where that someone at MBUSA messed up when they ordered the Final Editions and they were suppose to have the night package. To me I don't think it looks good with the shiny bits around the windows. I may be hallucinating but I also thought I heard they would change those bits out if you wanted them at no charge. Anyone know anything about that.
I also heard and can't remember where that someone at MBUSA messed up when they ordered the Final Editions and they were suppose to have the night package. To me I don't think it looks good with the shiny bits around the windows. I may be hallucinating but I also thought I heard they would change those bits out if you wanted them at no charge. Anyone know anything about that.
Not sure about USA, here in Europe the also messed up initially and car was spec like ****, chrome all around and silver trims. Then they did something and included night package and carbon fibre options.
Not sure about USA, here in Europe the also messed up initially and car was spec like ****, chrome all around and silver trims. Then they did something and included night package and carbon fibre options.
UK cars were all built with chrome trim and no carbon fibre options available. MBUK eventually offered to replace the offending bits with the black pack parts. But there's a **** ton of silver on the car anyway with the wheels, badges, front A bar, door handles, exhaust tips etc so I got happy with mine and didn't take up their offer.
I just got the Zunsport grilles to cover my incoming Modalworks upgrades and will probably get them sprayed silver and lacquered just to go ***** out.
UK cars were all built with chrome trim and no carbon fibre options available. MBUK eventually offered to replace the offending bits with the black pack parts. But there's a **** ton of silver on the car anyway with the wheels, badges, front A bar, door handles, exhaust tips etc so I got happy with mine and didn't take up their offer.
I just got the Zunsport grilles to cover my incoming Modalworks upgrades and will probably get them sprayed silver and lacquered just to go ***** out.
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