- Car Location: Florida
- 2018 Model Year Mercedes Benz C-Class AMG C63 S Sedan
- Black (040) exterior
- Red Pepper/Black Nappa Leather interior
- Factory Options:
- AMG Carbon fiber trim
- Panorama roof
- AMG performance exhaust system
- Blind spot assist
- Wheel locking bolts
- Illuminated start
- Advanced lighting package: Adaptive LED headlamps, adaptive high beam
- Multi Media Package: Comand Navigation including map updates
- AMG night package: Elements in gloss black
- Advanced parking assist package: Parktronic w/ active parking
- LED logo projectors
- Head up display
- Power rear window sunshade
- 19" AMG Forged cross spoke wheels in black
The Mercedes-Benz C-Class is a solid contender in the premium compact car category. It’s an age old recipe of German reliability and practicality mixed with modern tech. Whilst this sounds good, what if you wanted performance thrown into the mixture. If you do, the AMG tuned Mercedes-Benz C-Class is the one for you. You got practicality and performance mixed into one neat package just like this 2018 Mercedes-Benz C- Class AMG C63 S Sedan present here. Located in Florida and with just 38,000 miles since new this practical German powerhouse can be yours to hoon around a track and enjoy the daily run as well.
Exterior and Interior
The run of the mill Mercedes-Benz C-Class shares a lot with its evil twin tuned by AMG, but a closer look showcases the aggressive stance and body trim setting the two apart. This 2018 Mercedes-Benz C- Class AMG C63 S Sedan is finished off in black paint code 040. Ensuring an aggressive stance and look are the black 19" AMG Forged cross spoke wheels with wheel locking bolts. With the black exterior of this car providing a stealthy and mean look the interior is made to match with a red pepper on black nappa leather finish. There are some factory options that make driving this car more pleasant, starting off with the Advanced Lighting Package which has Adaptive LED headlamps and adaptive high beam, the MultiMedia Package which includes Mercedes-Benz’ Comand Navigation and map updates, and an Advanced Parking Assist package which includes the Parktronic function with active parking. Other factory options include AMG carbon fiber trim present mostly on the dashboard, Panorama roof, Blind spot assist, Illuminated start, AMG night package with elements in gloss black, LED logo projectors, Head up display and a power rear window sunshade.
Engine
With modern day performance cars using hybrid technology or electric powertrains to boost their power this 2018 Mercedes-Benz C- Class AMG C63 S Sedan sure is a chip off the old block. Under the hood lies a twin turbocharged 4.0L V8 engine. This being the C63 S model means you get a whopping 500hp which is sent to the rear wheels of the car through a 7G-tronic automatic gearbox. The V8 also emits a thunderous roar thanks to an AMG performance exhaust system in place.
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