2018 W213 E63 AMG Getting Closer
The 4matic+ is definitely another advantage of the w213.
I still would still neee to be sure that it automatically changes to RWD 100% at higher speeds. I think it's still not clear yet.
the worst thing of the w212 is that 33/67 split. Maybe to overcome higher drivetrain loss the m157 MIGHT have more tuning potential. We won't know about this for a while.
I see some resemblance between the coupe and wagon's rear ends. Maybe go that route if you prefer the look.
I see some resemblance between the coupe and wagon's rear ends. Maybe go that route if you prefer the look.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
- 0-60 mph in 3.3 seconds; governed top speed of 186 mph (E63 S 4MATIC+)**
As if it is not part of any type of driver's package.
- 0-60 mph in 3.3 seconds; governed top speed of 186 mph (E63 S 4MATIC+)**
As if it is not part of any type of driver's package.
And there is the rumor for starting MSRP of $130K. That's gotta be a mistake unless the quality and reliability is on par with Pcars. I'm sure many potential owners will jump ship for other offerings if that MSRP is true.
By the way, one recent article also states that W213 E63 will now have "artificial noise pumped into the cabin electronically." There you go, that answers the question some mentioned that exhaust sound appeared louder inside the W213 when compared to the W212 E63. So AMG has finally gone the route of Bimmer M to electronically compensate for the smaller displacement and forced induction, despite previous refusal to do so. Yes, more drain and stress, along with the front airmatic, on the battery. Maybe the W213 E63 will now also need additional batteries...just great.
Also what's up with this ever increasing wheel diameter of now up to 20"?! It might have already gone way past the point of diminishing return in terms of performance. I can just see in the future when models come all ghetto looking with 32" wheels.
Last edited by otakki; Dec 7, 2016 at 05:42 PM.
Harmon already makes such a system. http://www.halosonic.co.uk/
Bose has one too.

http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...t-drive-review
http://autoweek.com/article/car-revi...ts-complicated
Matte grey, carbon/ceramic brakes and loaded to the ****.
- "Through corners where traction was needed, the torque split was 50/50. By the end of the front straight, 100 percent of the power was being fed to the rear wheels. The front wheels never get more than 50 percent of the power."
- "Launch control is Porsche-simple: Push the brake pedal to the floor in Sport, Sport+, or Race modes, bury the throttle, and release the brake."
- "AMG says that the new car weighs about the same (I’d guess another 100 or so pounds heavier), but the seat of my pants is telling me that the extra power, grip, pop from the new transmission, and smart AWD system will allow the new car to shatter the old E63’s records."
- "For the past year, I’ve been running around Los Angeles in a Dodge Hellcat: 707 horsepower, 650 lb-ft of torque, 4,530 pounds, and an eight-speed automatic transmission. Funnily enough, it’s based on an old E-Class, the W210, which is one of the few good results of the ill-conceived DaimlerChrysler merger of equals. The E63 feels as if it could snap the Hellcat in half."
This is not good.
I think at this point we have to go with the MBUSA information... "The all-new 2018 Mercedes-AMG E63 4MATIC+ and E63 S 4MATIC+ will arrive in the US in the summer of 2017." Until we get an order guide that disputes the site.
- "Through corners where traction was needed, the torque split was 50/50. By the end of the front straight, 100 percent of the power was being fed to the rear wheels. The front wheels never get more than 50 percent of the power."
- "Launch control is Porsche-simple: Push the brake pedal to the floor in Sport, Sport+, or Race modes, bury the throttle, and release the brake."
- "AMG says that the new car weighs about the same (I’d guess another 100 or so pounds heavier), but the seat of my pants is telling me that the extra power, grip, pop from the new transmission, and smart AWD system will allow the new car to shatter the old E63’s records."
- "For the past year, I’ve been running around Los Angeles in a Dodge Hellcat: 707 horsepower, 650 lb-ft of torque, 4,530 pounds, and an eight-speed automatic transmission. Funnily enough, it’s based on an old E-Class, the W210, which is one of the few good results of the ill-conceived DaimlerChrysler merger of equals. The E63 feels as if it could snap the Hellcat in half."
I believe I heard in one of the many review videos on youtube that the 186 mph limit is a function of tyres.
If I bump into the video again I'll post
EDIT:
"Top speed, like all AMG models, is limited to 155mph, although the Driver’s Package option, which also gets the buyer a day of high-speed driver training, bumps it up to a limited 186mph."
http://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/mercedes-amg/e-63
"This is the fastest AMG ever built and if you hand over an additional £3,300, they'll give you a bit of driving instruction before turning the wick up to 186mph. That's still limited, though; it's the tyres they're worried about if you actually found a road straight enough to max this thing out."
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/cars/merc...-affalterbach/
Last edited by gooner; Dec 13, 2016 at 03:32 AM.







