2022 GT series discontinued
Unless I can get an 812 GTS one day.....
Unless I can get an 812 GTS one day.....
Newer isnt always better.




Newer isnt always better.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG




Absolutely love the analog buttons on the center console of my 2019. Perhaps I’m in the minority, but I don’t want an all digital dash. It’s nice in my G550, but I wouldn’t trade the real analogue dials in the GTC for a screen.
Absolutely love the analog buttons on the center console of my 2019. Perhaps I’m in the minority, but I don’t want an all digital dash. It’s nice in my G550, but I wouldn’t trade the real analogue dials in the GTC for a screen.








You may want to wait for the new AMG GT, which will be a reworked version of the new SL.
could not believe the car’s supernatural ability to predict what I wanted to do. I do a lot of high speed canyon carving, and the 911 far beats out most of the cars I’ve tried.
MB will probably make an electrified GT roadster with a 4 pot, but I won’t hold my breath for a proper AMG. I think that the company went in the wrong direction, and that is in the direction of cars for non-enthusiasts that don’t know any better.
In the meantime, Porsche has committed to retaining their flat 6 and perhaps adding an EV booster to it, which is reassuring to the future of Porsche.
Bought my wife a Cayenne hybrid with a V8. Another supernatural wonder that drives and performs like a sports car that exceeds the abilities of many sports cars. Truly a wonder with the hybrid. This is what turned me on to Porsche.
It will be interesting to see what MB comes up with for the GT series, but in my opinion, they did not do a very good job with the SL from the perspective of a relatively young sports car enthusiast.
The SL series is an excellent grandma and grandpa series where there is still some spice in their old bones. I am glad it exists, but it looks like Mercedes has left the game for the rest of us.




could not believe the car’s supernatural ability to predict what I wanted to do. I do a lot of high speed canyon carving, and the 911 far beats out most of the cars I’ve tried.
MB will probably make an electrified GT roadster with a 4 pot, but I won’t hold my breath for a proper AMG. I think that the company went in the wrong direction, and that is in the direction of cars for non-enthusiasts that don’t know any better.
In the meantime, Porsche has committed to retaining their flat 6 and perhaps adding an EV booster to it, which is reassuring to the future of Porsche.
Bought my wife a Cayenne hybrid with a V8. Another supernatural wonder that drives and performs like a sports car that exceeds the abilities of many sports cars. Truly a wonder with the hybrid. This is what turned me on to Porsche.
It will be interesting to see what MB comes up with for the GT series, but in my opinion, they did not do a very good job with the SL from the perspective of a relatively young sports car enthusiast.
The SL series is an excellent grandma and grandpa series where there is still some spice in their old bones. I am glad it exists, but it looks like Mercedes has left the game for the rest of us.




Last edited by superswiss; Dec 21, 2022 at 02:41 PM.
Wow! What a great reply! I know a very enthusiastic fanboy at one of the MB dealerships who is a certified AMG technician.
And the poor guy is miserable. He sees no joy on the horizon. I got to know him after my repeated complaints about my 2021 GLE63S. Drove like it was totally disconnected from the road. Turbo lag was horrific with the new “mild hybrid” system and not fixable. The throttle mapping was also off and not that modifiable.
The interior was unbelievably good but driving the thing was like instantly turning into a grandpa with a serious case of the pokies. Not in the least bit fun. In fact, after a few months, we found that we would use almost any excuse to not drive it. Only had about 3500km on it when we sold it.
somebody will love it, but they won’t be a driving enthusiast.
This experience was the indication to me that the AMG brand is done. So I have abandoned the brand going forward after having bought 8 brand new AMG’s over the past few years.
I might keep my 21 GTC and my 21 G63. The latter is like driving a turbocharged bouncy castle and is super fun. But the Cayenne Turbo hybrid V8 is almost supernaturally good. Had to have both of them.
I suspect that 2021 is going to be the last “fun” G63 that one can get. The EV version will be too limited and too heavy to be worthy of serious consideration.
And the poor guy is miserable. He sees no joy on the horizon. I got to know him after my repeated complaints about my 2021 GLE63S. Drove like it was totally disconnected from the road. Turbo lag was horrific with the new “mild hybrid” system and not fixable. The throttle mapping was also off and not that modifiable.
The interior was unbelievably good but driving the thing was like instantly turning into a grandpa with a serious case of the pokies. Not in the least bit fun. In fact, after a few months, we found that we would use almost any excuse to not drive it. Only had about 3500km on it when we sold it.
somebody will love it, but they won’t be a driving enthusiast.
This experience was the indication to me that the AMG brand is done. So I have abandoned the brand going forward after having bought 8 brand new AMG’s over the past few years.
I might keep my 21 GTC and my 21 G63. The latter is like driving a turbocharged bouncy castle and is super fun. But the Cayenne Turbo hybrid V8 is almost supernaturally good. Had to have both of them.
I suspect that 2021 is going to be the last “fun” G63 that one can get. The EV version will be too limited and too heavy to be worthy of serious consideration.




