Mercedes-AMG C 63 S for Sale

The W205 C 63 widens the front track by 64 mm, takes the front axle geometry of its own design, and the S adds an electronically controlled limited-slip differential. Cylinder deactivation shuts down four cylinders under light load, and the exhaust flaps and the engine mounts change with the drive mode.

Mercedes-AMG has been based at Affalterbach since 1976 and belonged to Daimler outright since 2005. Its rule of one man, one engine puts the builder's signature plate on each hand-assembled V8 and V12, and the GT and the SLS are the cars AMG designed from the ground up rather than reworked.