Mercedes-AMG GT Fuel Consumption

This is the all-new 2023 Mercedes-AMG GT Coupé (C192), the top model to wear the Mercedes-AMG insignia. The brand says what it does best is 'blending dynamic driving with daily usability', and as such it builds upon what made its predecessor a standout. Rather importantly, it keeps its stonking 4.0-litre V8 twin-turbo engine under its long hood, in all its 'One Man, One Engine' glory. Hand built in the temple of AMG in Affalterbach, Germany, the mill churns 585 PS and 800 Nm in the GT 63, while

Second generation of the AMG GT Keeps the 4.0-litre biturbo V8 engine, adds 4Matic all-wheel drive Increased practicality with more space and optional 2+2 seats This is the all-new second-generation 2024 Mercedes-AMG GT Coupe. In a nutshell, it keeps the well-loved V8 with its low slung, long nose, short overhangs proportions while enhancing everyday practicality, responding to customer feedback for a smoother and more comfortable driving experience. This redesign is comprehensive, as Mercedes c

We’ve all heard the age-old adage in racing, “To finish first, you must first finish.” As it turns out, you’ll also need to obey all the rules as well. The addendum to that adage was proven by Johor Prince Tunku Abu Bakar Sultan Ibrahim’s recent victory at the Fanatec GT World Challenge Asia Race in Fuji Speedway as he ended up taking victory despite initially finishing 14th. The extraordinary circumstances came about as every single car ahead of the prince were hit with penalties that ended up

Nurburgring lap records have become a bit of a penis size comparison between carmakers; that meaning it doesn’t quite translate into much in the real world although the one with the biggest, sorry… quickest lap time, will always take every opportunity to exercise his bragging rights. For a while, the Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series could fling those rights around. Until recently, it was the fastest production car on the Nürburgring-Nordschleife with a lap time of 6:48.047 and also boasted the most

For more than a quarter of a century, Mercedes-AMG has been supplying some of their fastest cars as the official safety car and medical car of Formula One. With the 2022 season set to take off on 18-20-March in Bahrain, the Affalterbach tuning company unveiled its latest pair of unsung safety heroes for motorsports’ most premier race series. Taking the role of 2022’s F1 safety car is the Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series which is the highest variant and possibly its swansong. Powered by a 4.0-litre b

With the unveiling of the 2020 Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series, Mercedes-AMG finally gives its flagship supercar the Black Series treatment. It is also the most powerful V8-powered car ever from Mercedes-AMG. Like all Black Series cars AMG had released since 2006, this is no ordinary AMG GT. The masters at Affalterbach have managed to pull out an impressive 740 PS and 800 Nm from its newly-designed 4.0-litre flat V8 engine. Unlike previous Black Series models, the AMG GT Black Series is the first t