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If there is an Autonation MB Dealer near you check with them since they are at MSRP in central FL but you have to get on the waitlist, which is currently very long - about 2 years or more, depending on how many they build. G63s have the most interest followed by the G550 and lastly, the G580.
Interesting that the electric version has least interest. Would think with the novelty of an electric G at least the initial orders would be strong.
Interesting that the electric version has least interest. Would think with the novelty of an electric G at least the initial orders would be strong.
For me personally the V8 is a huge part of the G's character and it doesn't surprise me that probably many others feel the same.
But if I liked EV's, it is an interesting proposition given it looks cooler than all of the other egg shaped blob EV's out there that all tend to look the same.
on the German configurator the monoblocks are available and also the middle eastern configurators its available. don't know about North American market though.
on the German configurator the monoblocks are available and also the middle eastern configurators its available. don't know about North American market though.
Usually if they are available overseas then they will be available in the USA and vice versa because it is the same production line. Based on the huge price bump in the UK and Germany it looks like the 2025 G63 will start at approx $225,000 and the electric will be priced lower probably around $210,000 in the USA!!!
Monoblocks are AMG-specific like the cross-spoke wheels everybody has. I think it's a given eventually an electric G will have a future AMG spec (not counting the AMG-line option)
There is a monoblock-like wheel that I saw in some reviews similar to the concept ones, but it's not in the configurator.
Absolutely not....only the G580 electric version has something like that
Mercedes has decided to do what bmw have been doing for ages and are now using fake engine noise through speakers for some 43 and 53 models. Schmee on youtube said the new g63 is the same.
if thats true, does anyone think it is euro only? Otherwise im cancelling my preorder and sticking with my 2022. The sound is why we get the g63
Mercedes has decided to do what bmw have been doing for ages and are now using fake engine noise through speakers for some 43 and 53 models. Schmee on youtube said the new g63 is the same.
if thats true, does anyone think it is euro only? Otherwise im cancelling my preorder and sticking with my 2022. The sound is why we get the g63
All of MB's other models that received the mild hybrid (like the GLE and GLS 63's) behaved, drove and sounded the same as their pre-facelifts. At least in North America. The only thing that changed was a mild improvement to efficiency and a little bit more initial power.
The problem with the Euro versions is that they had to implement particular filters as per their regulations which in turn muted the sound of all 63 models in Europe. Even in all of recent reviews of the facelift G63, it still had that classic G burble. So if the NA version is going to be even louder than these recent videos then I dont think there will be an issue.
All of MB's other models that received the mild hybrid (like the GLE and GLS 63's) behaved, drove and sounded the same as their pre-facelifts. At least in North America. The only thing that changed was a mild improvement to efficiency and a little bit more initial power.
The problem with the Euro versions is that they had to implement particular filters as per their regulations which in turn muted the sound of all 63 models in Europe. Even in all of recent reviews of the facelift G63, it still had that classic G burble. So if the NA version is going to be even louder than these recent videos then I dont think there will be an issue.
thank you. I wish there was a review of the non euro version.
Hope the above is true on the particulate filters, Porsche USA cars have them since 2019 ……..I have it on my 2019 Speedster and my 2019 older motor didn’t have them. Not sure how MB would have gotten around the PTF’s.
Porsche USA cars have them since 2019. Not sure how MB would have gotten around the PTF’s.
It has been the case since the introduction of these filters and one of the recent reviewers of the facelift (forget exactly which one) said that the NA versions wont have them and will sound better as a result.
Don't think its "getting around" if they're not required in NA to begin with. Im just speculating here but Im guessing Porsche just put them in all of their cars (which is cheaper for manufacturing) so as to meet EU regulations and since they are not as revered for their exhaust notes, it wasn't a deal breaker. Whereas for 63 models, exhaust note is kind of a big part of the purchase so they didn't include the filters for markets that don't require them.
It has been the case since the introduction of these filters and one of the recent reviewers of the facelift (forget exactly which one) said that the NA versions wont have them and will sound better as a result.
Don't think its "getting around" if they're not required in NA to begin with. Im just speculating here but Im guessing Porsche just put them in all of their cars (which is cheaper for manufacturing) so as to meet EU regulations and since they are not as revered for their exhaust notes, it wasn't a deal breaker. Whereas for 63 models, exhaust note is kind of a big part of the purchase so they didn't include the filters for markets that don't require them.
Guess you never heard a screaming GT3 engine revving to 9k RPM it’s Porsche’s signature tune, and PTF did mute the 992’s. The driver was emissions to burn more of the unspent fuel, and that reduces the sound. Some Porsche guys just pull out the PTF packing and it will still pass emission's. My AMG’s don’t scream like one of these at 9k
The RS will damage your hearing no PTF and the Speedster actually sounds good just not like the RS due to the PTF. Nothing sounds like a NA flat 6 in the AMG category 😎. Love my AMG’s but not close to NA at 9k.
Last edited by Maverick787; May 21, 2024 at 06:54 PM.
Not knocking Porsche at all btw, but you chose pretty much the only current Porsche offering that can compete with V8s/V10s/V12s for sound. I would say most buyers enjoy Porsche for their engineering, driving/handling, quality, weight and durability/reliability. The current Turbo S for example sounds like a lawn mower if you ask me. Even the Panamera/Cayenne Turbos with V8s sound significantly more muted than the G63.
Whereas 63 AMG's (at least in previous gens) sounded better all across the model range.
Last edited by 3.Pointed.Czar; May 21, 2024 at 07:05 PM.
Not knocking Porsche at all btw, but you chose pretty much the only current Porsche offering that can compete with V8s/V10s/V12s for sound. I would say most buyers enjoy Porsche for their engineering, driving/handling, quality, weight and durability/reliability. The current Turbo S for example sounds like a lawn mower if you ask me. Even the Panamera/Cayenne Turbos with V8s sound significantly more muted than the G63.
Whereas 63 AMG's (at least in previous gens) sounded better all across the model range.
I agree with you my reply was tongue in cheek. I would never own a Porsche SUV BTW only GT cars minus turbos.
Guess you never heard a screaming GT3 engine revving to 9k RPM it’s Porsche’s signature tune, and PTF did mute the 992’s. The driver was emissions to burn more of the unspent fuel, and that reduces the sound. Some Porsche guys just pull out the PTF packing and it will still pass emission's. My AMG’s don’t scream like one of these at 9k
The RS will damage your hearing no PTF and the Speedster actually sounds good just not like the RS due to the PTF. Nothing sounds like a NA flat 6 in the AMG category 😎. Love my AMG’s but not close to NA at 9k.
My Flat 6 NA will not leave my ownership until I leave this earth. - It's that good.
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