2025 G63



This was all part of the announcement so no one should be surprised and of course the pre-25's will do fine for resale...its essentially the same car.



Last edited by Craig B; Jul 11, 2024 at 02:59 PM.



I just looked at the window sticker and you’re correct, it doesn’t show it on my 2024. I know I definitely had it on my 2021 and paid $2200 for it and never used/ needed it.
Last edited by Craig B; Jul 11, 2024 at 03:56 PM.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
Last edited by stevem12t2; Jul 11, 2024 at 04:45 PM.
https://www.mercedes-benz.co.uk/pass...652502,4653102


Noticed this too..


Hello, fellow members. Last September 22, I bought a new E53 AMG Sedan. It was given to me a PO number, and I was told that the car would be made January 2021 with delivery on February 2021.
On the end of January, my dealer informed me that the car was built and a VIN was given to me. Further, I was informed that the car was waiting for a ship, but no information as to what Port the car was, or what ship.
After some investigation, I was able to know this:
A - 1) The Company that transport MB cars from Germany to US is Wallenius Wilhelmsen.
2) the Port in Germany is Bremerhaven Port. MB uses the Nordhafen Port, which is a smaller Port inside of Bremerhaven Port.
3) Tracking the voyage of the car from Bremerhaven to Baltimore in my case, or any other US Port, is as follows:
a) You do not need the VIN of the car.
b) You do need the PO number.
c) You do not need your dealer to tell you in what ship the car will come to the US and when. The dealer knows as much as you do at this stage. The dealer simply does not know.
How do we do it?
1) go to the webpage of Wallenius Whilhelmsen (Google it...)
2) on the right upper corner of the page, you will find "Menu".
3) Click on it and choose "Track & Trace".
4) On the next page, on "Cargo Info" on the left, and in the small rectangular window, where it says "BOL NUMBER", click on its small arrow. and choose "CUS REF NUMBER".
5) On the next small rectangle, on the right of the first one, right the PO number given to you by the dealer at the time that you ordered the car.
If your car was loaded in the ship, you will get a new page with all the information that you need, including the schedule of the trip, the Port of departure, the Port of Arrival, the time of Departure and of Arrival and the ship's name.
If you try the above and you get a message saying "No Record Found": This means that the car is not as yet, loaded into a ship.
This also means that you have to try everyday till you get it!
B - 1) You may have a pretty good idea of what is the ship in which your car might get loaded in. How?
2) Go again to the webpage of WalleniusWilhelmsen.
3) On its webpage, go again to "Menu", and click on it.
4) On the new page, click on "Schedules", just above "Track & trace".
5) on the new page, choose the Port of Departure (Baltimore in my case) and the Port of Arrival (Bremerhaven, or, simply Germany).
Below you will find "Find Schedule". Click on it and then in PDF if you want to print it, or "download" it.
6) Now you can see all the ships that transports MB cars, and their schedule to Bremerhaven , and you can calculate which probably will get your car based on the fact that the beauty is waiting at the Port waiting for a ship.
C -The fun does not stop here!
1) Now google "ship tracking". Youi will get quite a few applications doing that for free. I used "www.myshiptracking.com".
2) at the upper portion of the myshiptracking, click on "Vessels".
3) Input the name of the vessel that is at or on its way to Bremerhaven.
4) Once the ship is shown (usually there is a picture) click on 3 dots on the right end side of the page corresponding with the line of the ship.
Choose "Show on the Live Map".
4) Voilá, the ship is shown on the world map, and, if the ship is at Bremerhaven you will see it moored.
5) Once you know that the car is loaded, you can follow the ship voyage till the US. Every few seconds or minutes satellite informs of ship's position, its speed, direction, etc.
How about my car, you may ask. Well, at this moment is arriving at Southampton, UK. Then, Baltimore! I can't way!
P. S. : Please let me know any questions that you may have. If I know the answer, I will be happy to clarify.








