- 2019 MY Mercedes Benz C63 S AMG
- OD Green exterior wrap
- Orange rims
- Carbon fiber trim
- Black bodyside insert
- Black side windows trim
- Black front windshield tirm
- Orange colored door handles
- Orange front bumper trim
- Heated mirrors with auto dimming
- Orange rear bumper trim
- Chrome grille
- Clearcoat paint
- Performance tires
- Racing package
- Black AMG leather interior
- LED brakelights
- 245/40R19 front tires
- 265/35R19 rear tires
- 13 speaker surround sound system
- 3 12-volt DC power outlets
- 40-20-40 folding bench
- Auto theft deterrent
- Leather and carbon fiber AMG performance steering wheel
- Mobile hotspot WiFi access
- Keyless entry
- Bluetooth enabled
- Mercedes AMG bucket seats
- Rain sensing wipers
- Keyless entry
With life being fast-paced, multitasking has grown in importance over the years. If one owns a car that can multitask, that car is sure a hot seller; for instance, if you wanted a practical 4 door sedan with a healthy dose of supercar-scaring performance, Mercedes-Benz and their lineup of AMG tuned compact sedans sure do the job right. Take a look at this 2019 Mercedes-Benz C63 S AMG for example. With just 59,000 miles on the clock this is the perfect way to get around as well as hit the track hard when you feel like it.
Exterior and Interior
While this is a performance sedan, its design features a few exterior upgrades compared to the standard sedan. This 2019 Mercedes-Benz C63 S AMG sports an OD green exterior wrap with a matte finish. The exterior trim changes with the front bumper, rear bumper, and other exterior components like the door handle finished off in orange. Ensuring this vehicle rides low off the ground are the original Mercedes-Benz black wheels wrapped around a set of performance tires measuring 245/40R19 at the front and 265/35R19 at the rear. Stepping in and the black AMG leather interior treats you to the Mercedes-Benz standard of luxury. This being a sports sedan means you get Mercedes AMG bucket seats holding you in place, carbon fiber trim present, and the center console and leather AMG performance steering wheel sporting carbon fiber bits. You sure get a lot to keep you going in terms of entertainment features, starting with the 13-speaker surround sound system, Bluetooth connectivity, mobile hotspot WiFi access, and three 12-volt DC power outlets. Safety features include auto theft deterrent, keyless entry, heated mirrors with auto-dimming and rain-sensing wipers.
Engine
While this is a moderately-sized car, the folks at AMG ensured you've got the performance to square up to the AMG badge. Powering this 2019 Mercedes-Benz C63 S AMG is a twin-turbocharged 4.0L V8 engine capable of pushing out 503hp; talk about making the practical life fun! The same old formula is used with this German performance compact sedan sending its power to the rear wheels through a nine-speed automatic gearbox.
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