More GTR Black Series
It no doubt will be so much fun on a road course, but I fear that at $275K?, the number of owners willing to use it in the fashion for which it was designed is going to be tiny. Hope I’m wrong.
Bish
I am considering a local GT2RS if the announcement is not going to meet my expectations.
Last edited by emericr; Jun 24, 2020 at 03:07 PM.
In general, the machine is completely ready. Due to the coronavirus, the premiere and the first cars will be around March 2021.




Don’t think there’s critical importance how fast the car is 0-60; this car will likely be beat by a Taycan without making a beep. Plus if the car is only $275k, it is priced well below the average 720S, 488 or Huracan.
Many of these cars will be sold on rarity, it’s extreme design and hopefully sound. Expect it will appreciate like the SLS BS as well.
In general, the machine is completely ready. Due to the coronavirus, the premiere and the first cars will be around March 2021.
Your post isn't clear. Completely ready but the aero front and back doesn't work? Are you saying the motor is a bigger turbo GTR Pro with 720 + Hp.
Doesn't make sense as the BS will have a flat plane crank which is a different motor than the Pro.




GTR engine would be a contradiction of what Moers said when he emphatically stated the BS engine will be something AMG has never done before.
Larger turbos do not qualify for that.
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With the entire focus on the Ring time AMG may have missed one of the most important performance criteria. How is it going to do on the street? Not advocating street racing but street cred. At a price point of $300K there are a lot of street thugs (Huracan, McLaren, oh and Porsche Turbo's) that will want a taste.
With the entire focus on the Ring time AMG may have missed one of the most important performance criteria. How is it going to do on the street? Not advocating street racing but street cred. At a price point of $300K there are a lot of street thugs (Huracan, McLaren, oh and Porsche Turbo's) that will want a taste.
I am one of the few that explore the limits of the toy I buy and that includes rallies, dragstrip and track. I am on my third AMG and would have loved a BS.
I am not that concerned about 1 or 2 tenths but when the car is simply not able to compete with its rivals, I believe AMG will lose a lot of customers. After all, it is a performance oriented car and straight line performance is a benchmark most people still look at...




Englisch: 4.0l V8 Biturbo ( M177.980 ) with a Flat-Plane Crankshaft
All questions to the translator Google.
Last edited by mullat; Jun 25, 2020 at 08:23 AM.
The above link has a well described article of the turbo chargers that will be on the Black series.. to the best of my knowledge, BorgWarner is the Mercedes vendor for the units.. I suspect the new turbo's will also be larger (similar to the turbo's which are providing boost in the 760hp range) ... In a discussion with an AMG contact, he also indicated that the new series of turbo's would be seen on various other models down the road... the info on the link indicated strong power and torque increase's as well as fuel savings.. all very important metrics in engine modeling..
I also made a remark regarding the flat plane crank and got no acknowledgement ... I would think that the current GT4 race engine would already have a flat plane crank if deemed to be an improvement.. maybe someone knows if that is possible or not.. ,
if the new turbo's provide the response the article indicates we are going to have some very quick AMG products coming our way...



I'm not sure you understand what flat plane crank means!
