- Car Location: New York
- Catless downpipes
- DME stage 2 tune
- Factory Options:
- Obsidian Black Metallic Exterior
- AMG Performance seats
- AMG Carbon Fiber Trim
- Panorama roof
- AMG Performance Exhaust System
- 64 Color Ambient Lighting
- AMG Track Pace
- 12.3" digital instrument cluster
- LED AMG Crest projectors
- Exterior lighting package
- Multimedia package
- AMG Night Package
- Parking assistance package
- AMG Carbon Ceramic Braking System
- AMG Performance steering wheel in Dinamica
- Wheel locks
- 19" AMG Forged Cross Spoke Wheels in Black
- Inductive wireless charging and NFC pairing
Mercedes-Benz has long established itself as the luxury car manufacturer par excellence. Their line of cars with AMG tunings is out of the world. The Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG is a beast to behold, it looks like a standard C-Class but comes with blistering performance numbers and speed. Up for sale is a 2019 Mercedes-Benz AMG C63 S with an aftermarket DME Stage 2 tuning with only 18,500 miles on the clock and available to be seen in the Empire State, New York.
Exterior and Interior
This 2019 Mercedes-Benz AMG C63 S is bedecked in a sleek Obsidian Black Metallic paint. It sits on a set of 19” AMG forged cross-spoke wheels painted in black. It features AMG carbon-fiber trim inside and outside the car. The plush interior is host to AMG performance seats with Magma Grey, Black Nappa leather interior with a yellow contrast stitch. The carbon fiber trim is tastefully done. The Panorama roof is available and has a darkening mode. The car also comes with a set of factory-installed packages which include the exterior lighting package, multimedia package, AMG Night Package, and a parking assistance package. The multi-function sports steering wheel is finished off in Dinamica. A 64 color ambient lighting setup is in place, along with a 12.3” digital instrument cluster. AMG crest projectors in LED are also in place. For hands-free charging, inductive wireless charging with NFC pairing is also available. Of course, you get a premium sound system and climate control as would be expected at this level.
Engine
Your average 2019 Mercedes-Benz AMG C63 S is equipped with a 4.0L V8 which produces 503hp of power along with 516 lb. ft of torque. However, with the Stage 2 tuning completed by DME, this 2019 Mercedes-Benz AMG C63 S can churn out 620hp of power along with 640 lb. ft of torque. That’s a 24% increase in power that’s surely going to be noticed on the road and track alike. The AMG Performance exhaust system aids in controlling the power along with AMG carbon-ceramic braking system. Aftermarket catless downpipes are also installed which further increases the car's power and speed. The AMG Track Pace is onboard, to clock in your lap time on the track.
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