MBUSA sent out a pricing bulletin today. There will be a 23 sedan. Base price $112,800 plus destination. The memo indicated there will be a Final Edition coming here

 

No indication for Canada yet.

 

No wagon?

 

End of an Era. Waited 15-months for my 2021. Would buy this Final Edition if wife and kids would abandon their love for the futile SUV that leads them to the local Big Box Stores just to clutter up the house with stuff. Most comfortable and engaging 1500-mile Trek from NM to Atlanta since 1985 has been in my AMG E63s Wagon followed by 2015 Chevy SS manual with mag ride shocks. Only other Car on the list is the classic and iconic Final 2020 AMG S63 Coupe. I rather drive the USA instead of watching it on a Big Screen...

 

Wagon has already been confirmed, the sedan wasn't.

 

My understanding from previous discussions is that:

2023 wagons and sedans are confirmed as stated above

2023 Final Edition Series Sedans are confirmed

2023 Final Edition Series WAGONS???

Can anyone clarify if we will be seeing the same unique “Final Edition” features on a wagon?
- matte Graphite Grey Magno paint, 20-inch AMG forged wheels with a cross-spoke design, and a high-sheen black with gloss-tinted clear
-AMG emblems on the C-pillar and the foiling on the sides
-AMG Night Package

-The AMG Performance Seat Package High-End greets its owners inside. It's upholstered in fine AMG Nappa leather in titanium grey pearl/black

-"AMG FINAL EDITION" on the center console, along with the car's designation among the limited 999 units.

 

My dealer confirmed that they have one for allocation and my name is on the list….my fingers are crossed!

 

will you have to pay any ADM ?

 

Do chicken have lips?

 

Sedans and wagons both show in the configurator tool in Netstar. Both will be available in the US but I have no idea on numbers.

 

Well, yeah, kind of at the sides.

 

Are your dealers doing a markup for preorders?

also does anyone have a timeline of when they might be delivered?

About to buy a 2021 E63 but really interested in final edition.

 

MBUSA is projecting end of the year. Personally I think it won't be till the first quarter of next year.
Given the likely small allocation I would bet on premiums.

 

Here it is - awesome.

 

Can you add options or is the package content fixed?

 

Nope, it's fixed. Exterior color and interior are all fixed. It's available in saloon and wagon form technically, but not sure if both are coming to the USA and it's limited to 999 units worldwide.

https://www.topgear.com/car-news/mod...e-get-v8-power

 

So, no Burmester audio, drive assist? Adaptive headlamps? Carbon brakes? If no options, why bother?

 

This is a nice send-off to what I consider, a great AMG. Considering that I paid a premium for my ED 1 wagon (only concessions being shipping and exchanging the Pirelli P zeros for the Michelins) this final edition will be priced at least 10K over MSRP and probably a lot more. Is it really 612HP though or 603HP?

 

603 is the US rating.

 

These final editions are usually fully loaded. You'll have to check what all the options are it comes with.

 

I found it interesting the car in the video has standard steel brakes.

 

I don't see the 3D tweeters on the car linked. If this edition comes with steel brakes, no perf seats, and no 3D I'll be keeping mine with all three.

 

These cars are mainly for the road. Steel brakes is all you really need. The E is not a particularly good canyon carver nor track car.

 

I agree, but if the Final Edition is to be loaded with options like the ED1, then it should have the CCB's.

I've got the CCBs on my wagon and personally love them. Necessary? No. Awesome? Yes.

 

This looks like the poor cousin of the Edition1. Which also had a few missing options, namely the alcantara headliner and upgraded Burmester. But at least it had CCB's which seems like a no-brainer. Great braking, zero brake dust and looks nice and a low price.

Missing options are a problem with virtually all special edition Mercedes models in the US as they are non-modifiable builds. In Germany, special editions are usually options that you can add and then add more features. This may be different on a final edition though...