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I test drive a 11 s63 and loved the car
But then some of the problems I was reading about scared me a little bit
Are the e 's a better platform can anyone chime in the the twin turbo setups
I do plan on doing a tune ,exhaust etc
Last edited by stealthlogics; Dec 24, 2015 at 09:23 AM.
If it's E63 your asking. I have one in Diamond White and have not had any problems with it as long as you have it service regularly.
I have the AMS Alpha 9 tune with Renntech 200 catted DP, diffuser and TCU upgrade and it's a rocket on wheels.
Good luck.
Here are some photos of my ride.
Originally Posted by stealthlogics
I test drive a 11 s63 and loved the car
But then some of the problems I was reading about scared me a little bit
Are the e 's a better platform can anyone chime in the the twin turbo setups
I do plan on doing a tune ,exhaust etc
Thank you. If you want a bigger and slower AMG, S63. If you want an all around sedan that is both beautiful and fast, get the E63. You should test drive both cars to see what fits the bill for you and your family. Good luck.
Originally Posted by stealthlogics
Your car is beautiful and I did mean a 12 e or a 11 s
Thanks David and happy holidays to you and yours. The three kids are gunna give me a run for my money tomorrow morning when they rip open these gifts ... Lol
You and your wife can always take off on christmas day and let the kids tear up the house since kids will always do that this time of the year. JK. Merry Christmas Peter.
Originally Posted by PeterUbers
Thanks David and happy holidays to you and yours. The three kids are gunna give me a run for my money tomorrow morning when they rip open these gifts ... Lol
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