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Old Apr 27, 2022 | 07:20 PM
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Old Apr 27, 2022 | 07:47 PM
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Haha, yeah not sure how many actually know that the C43 started as a 4.3l V8 in 1998 back when the numbers in the badge still signified the engine displacement and there was no such thing as a C63. The current C63 would be a C40 if the numbers still meant something. Before that came the C36 with a 3.6l I6, and I guess what we now think of as the C63 was the C55 with, you guessed it, a 5.5l V8. So yeah, not exactly sure when this dilution of the brand supposedly happened. Moers took the brand from a low volume niche brand to a more mainstream brand, so maybe that's when it happened. The increased volume certainly took away some of the special feeling, and as always, the lower cost models make up the bulk of the volume.

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Old Apr 28, 2022 | 01:22 PM
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Saw this video randomly on youtube, the language according to Google seems to be in Korean but sharing because it seems to showcase a C63 with minimal camo and then the C43 after that. Too bad the interior of the C63 isn't shown in this video though.
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Old Apr 28, 2022 | 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted by superswiss
Haha, yeah not sure how many actually know that the C43 started as a 4.3l V8 in 1998 back when the numbers in the badge still signified the engine displacement and there was no such thing as a C63. The current C63 would be a C40 if the numbers still meant something. Before that came the C36 with a 3.6l I6, and I guess what we now think of as the C63 was the C55 with, you guessed it, a 5.5l V8. So yeah, not exactly sure when this dilution of the brand supposedly happened. Moers took the brand from a low volume niche brand to a more mainstream brand, so maybe that's when it happened. The increased volume certainly took away some of the special feeling, and as always, the lower cost models make up the bulk of the volume.
Ya good times, miss those days for sure.
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Old Apr 28, 2022 | 01:52 PM
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Originally Posted by W205C43PFL
Saw this video randomly on youtube, the language according to Google seems to be in Korean but sharing because it seems to showcase a C63 with minimal camo and then the C43 after that. Too bad the interior of the C63 isn't shown in this video though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdL-10ljtzM
am i seeing this right but basically there is no difference in the front/rear between the 43/63 other than the exhaust tips?

need to see a coupe since the sedan was never sporty anyway as even with the w205 the sedan isnt wider than other c class sedans
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Old Apr 28, 2022 | 02:05 PM
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Originally Posted by untamedd
am i seeing this right but basically there is no difference in the front/rear between the 43/63 other than the exhaust tips?

need to see a coupe since the sedan was never sporty anyway as even with the w205 the sedan isnt wider than other c class sedans
The coupe might take a little longer, after all the CLE has to come out first which was rumoured to be announced this year and then the AMG models follow thereafter.
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Old May 7, 2022 | 03:07 PM
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Front bumper is significantly different. the rest is virtually the same.
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Old May 7, 2022 | 05:45 PM
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what you see is what you are going to get in the c63. the 43 it appears they are trying to make it a "real" amg. You may see some slight changes like full carbon bucket seats or some different fabrics/leathers but overall design is what you are going to get.
At least the tire setup from factory is a step in the right direction. I assume the c63 will be able to fit some meaty tires to put that 4 banger to the ground. wont really need to do much. has race mode and launch control. cool. engine is definitely a let down per spec sheet. 4.6 0-60. i assume testing will reveal its faster. The question becomes how far can that little amg engine be pushed. looks like it is closed deck and has forged pistons. So what can those rods take and what is the turbo limit? Probably only turbo upgrade option will be to bore it out maybe depending on what electronics looks like. This car will probably be great for people that dont want to mod, but modding it may prove to be difficult. I am sure the c63 with the extra electronics will only be even more difficult to properly tune. sad day to see this becoming reality. just maybe there is a chance this is all a joke the the c63 will have the v8.
and yet here bmw is gave their M3 cs a 3 second 0-60 lol. I am so disappointed in the future of AMG 😞 love this car but severely disappointed
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Old May 30, 2022 | 12:29 PM
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Old May 30, 2022 | 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by untamedd
am i seeing this right but basically there is no difference in the front/rear between the 43/63 other than the exhaust tips?

need to see a coupe since the sedan was never sporty anyway as even with the w205 the sedan isnt wider than other c class sedans
I thought my eyes were deceiving me as well...
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Old May 30, 2022 | 04:17 PM
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Edit: Nevermind, sorry about that. I realized this is a duplicated post as I already posted the link I found of the C63 W206 two post above.

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Old May 30, 2022 | 09:46 PM
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Any updates on when 2023 will be announced?
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Old Jun 1, 2022 | 10:54 AM
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More news (with official power figures) for the minority here that is interested, W206 C 63 powered by e-performance.... 470bhp from the engine and 200ish bhp from the electric motor making a combined 670bhp, 553lb ft. of torque.
https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/n...on-makes-debut
Some images from the article:
https://www.autocar.co.uk/sites/auto...?itok=wXl9N-Qx
https://www.autocar.co.uk/sites/auto...?itok=RF2_mst_
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Old Jun 1, 2022 | 02:40 PM
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Originally Posted by W205C43PFL
More news (with official power figures) for the minority here that is interested, W206 C 63 powered by e-performance.... 470bhp from the engine and 200ish bhp from the electric motor making a combined 670bhp, 553lb ft. of torque.
https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/n...on-makes-debut
Some images from the article:
https://www.autocar.co.uk/sites/auto...?itok=wXl9N-Qx
https://www.autocar.co.uk/sites/auto...?itok=RF2_mst_
old article...and they lost me when comparing torque against the "old" C63S4+matic ...
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Old Jun 1, 2022 | 02:51 PM
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old article...and they lost me when comparing torque against the "old" C63S4+matic ...
Hmmm? This article was posted a day or so ago, as the prototype of this vehicle was shown to the public (for 24 hours) just a few days ago.
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Old Jun 1, 2022 | 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by W205C43PFL
Hmmm? This article was posted a day or so ago, as the prototype of this vehicle was shown to the public (for 24 hours) just a few days ago.
They may have posted it but the content us very old by current standards ..: like 2021
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Old Jun 1, 2022 | 05:18 PM
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Yeah, it's the same old speculative and poorly researched content with glaring errors. They still somehow think that it'll be lighter than the outgoing C63 sedan when we already know that the just announced C43 with the same engine, transmission, 48V system, ISG and e-turbo weighs more than both the outgoing C43 and C63 sedans. The new C63 will add a heavy water cooled high voltage battery, electric motor, 2-speed transmission and electronic locking differential to the equation. Unless they completely revised the W206 architecture and went full carbon fiber with the C63 I don't know in what universe adding even more equipment is gonna result in a lighter car.
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Old Jun 1, 2022 | 06:08 PM
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Yeah, it's the same old speculative and poorly researched content with glaring errors. They still somehow think that it'll be lighter than the outgoing C63 sedan when we already know that the just announced C43 with the same engine, transmission, 48V system, ISG and e-turbo weighs more than both the outgoing C43 and C63 sedans. The new C63 will add a heavy water cooled high voltage battery, electric motor, 2-speed transmission and electronic locking differential to the equation. Unless they completely revised the W206 architecture and went full carbon fiber with the C63 I don't know in what universe adding even more equipment is gonna result in a lighter car.
The max hp/torque they claim to have for 10(?) seconds or so is no slouch and will move that heavy beast for sure...but I am experiencing first hand what weight does. My 911 has so much less power than my C63s and it just moves so much faster from standstill (well, its weight and traction, which my 285's never were able to get to the street properly).
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The max hp/torque they claim to have for 10(?) seconds or so is no slouch and will move that heavy beast for sure...but I am experiencing first hand what weight does. My 911 has so much less power than my C63s and it just moves so much faster from standstill (well, its weight and traction, which my 285's never were able to get to the street properly).
Absolutely. I love my C63, but it would be that much better with 500 lbs less. I'm kinda in a unique situation with having two cars at fairly opposite ends of the spectrum in my garage. My wife drives a 2004 VW Beetle, only has 41k miles on it. I like to drive it particularly around town for a couple of reasons and even more as the years go by. It's about as far from a performance car as you can get, but the naturally aspirated engine is so much nicer to drive than any of today's more powerful 2.0 liter turbo engines. There's no turbo lag or hockey stick response. The second reason is the short wheelbase combined with about a 2800 lbs curb weight. Even with just only about 100 hp, this car is fun to toss around town. Still has hydraulic steering, too. Every time I drive it I'm fully aware that it weighs over 1000 lbs less than my C63. They don't build no frills simple cars like this anymore. You can indeed feel that very well. I also don't buy into "the weight is low down" excuse that's so often used today with electrified vehicles. You still have to make all that weight change direction and the suspensions are overworked keeping it all in check. Not to mention the tires. You can't hide inertia or change the laws of physics. There's no doubt that the new C63 will be a rocket off the line just bombing down a straight road. It'll be a different story when you have to change directions. Even the Taycan, which is lauded for its handling given the 5000 lbs curb weight is only good up to a certain point. Once you feel the weight, you really feel it. Most reviewers have commented on how the GT 63 S E Performance's dynamics suffer from all the added weight, and that's a heavy car to begin with.

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Old Jun 1, 2022 | 06:41 PM
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Absolutely. I love my C63, but it would be that much better with 500 lbs less. I'm kinda in a unique situation with having two cars at fairly opposite ends of the spectrum in my garage. My wife drives a 2004 VW Beetle, only has 41k miles on it. I like to drive it particularly around town for a couple of reasons and even more as the years go by. It's about as far from a performance car as you can get, but the naturally aspirated engine is so much nicer to drive than any of today's more powerful 2.0 liter turbo engines. There's no turbo lag or hockey stick response. The second reason is the short wheelbase combined with about a 2800 lbs curb weight. Even with just only about 100 hp, this car is fun to toss around town. Still has hydraulic steering, too. Every time I drive it I'm fully aware that it weighs over 1000 lbs less than my C63. They don't build no frills simple cars like this anymore. You can indeed feel that very well. I also don't buy into "the weight is low down" excuse that's so often used today with electrified vehicles. You still have to make all that weight change direction and the suspensions are overworked keeping it all in check. Not to mention the tires. You can't hide inertia or change the laws of physics. There's no doubt that the new C63 will be a rocket off the line just bombing down a straight road. It'll be a different story when you have to change directions. Even the Taycan, which is lauded for its handling given the 5000 lbs curb weight is only good up to a certain point. Once you feel the weight, you really feel it. Most reviewers have commented on how the GT 63 S E Performance's dynamics suffer from all the added weight, and that's a heavy car to begin with.
I hear you, one reason I got never too excited about the E and GT63's. I currently have a Miata ND (latest model) and a Toyota 86 for the fun department. The MX-5 has 180hp, 2400lbs and (including some suspension modifications) goes around corners on rails, very fun to throw around. The only other car similar in handling was my RX8 years ago.
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Originally Posted by tobeit
They may have posted it but the content us very old by current standards ..: like 2021
My bad, should had confirmed first with the information before sharing, hopefully the images are new and close to pre-production model? As others suggested?
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My bad, should had confirmed first with the information before sharing, hopefully the images are new and close to pre-production model? As others suggested?
No worries, even car magazine crasp for news stories. I have seen the pics of the colored C before but every story may have some bits of updated information. I just thought it was funny they referred to the outgoing model as a 4matic.
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No worries, even car magazine crasp for news stories. I have seen the pics of the colored C before but every story may have some bits of updated information. I just thought it was funny they referred to the outgoing model as a 4matic.
I see, yup the 4MATIC should had been a big red flag that I missed when it comes to the credibility of the information. I really need to pay more attention next time, sorry about that. Is it safe to say that images in this instagram post were also from a long time ago despite being posted recently? https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-c63s-...ml#post8572199
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definitely has a wider front track, new design language for the front bumper on flagship cars and a different hood with what looks like an extraction vent between the power domes.

but at 4400+ pounds...

interesting to see the 4 cylinder make even more power than the 45 S models.
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definitely has a wider front track, new design language for the front bumper on flagship cars and a different hood with what looks like an extraction vent between the power domes.

but at 4400+ pounds...

interesting to see the 4 cylinder make even more power than the 45 S models.
The design language of the front bumper your are referring too is an extension of the latest E, GT, and CLA models. Not sure how you derive a wider front track from those pictures?
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