- Car Location: Florida
- Designo Matte Selenite Grey exterior
- Black interior w/ white seatbelts
- E63S AMG Wagon
- Vossen HF5 wheels
- New Pirelli tires reported
- Stage 2 tune
- Downpipes
- Turbo Blankets
Growing up means sacrifice. Speed and fun now equate to practicality and safety, But what if you didn't have to sacrifice all those fun times when you have to be practical? Mercedes-Benz and their lineup of fast wagons rise to the occasion. With performance figures that would scare a lot of supercar owners as well as practicality that can go somewhat match the typical MPV, you see all around. If you are the type of person that likes to tackle those tight corners and then take your kids to school in comfort and safety this 2019 Mercedes-Benz E-Class AMG E63 S Wagon we have today sure fits the bill well. Located in Florida and with a reported 42,700 miles on the clock, this can be your way of enjoying a practical performance at its peak.
Exterior and Interior
Making a wagon body style look sporty is quite a tough task. You want understatement but at the same time prove that your car can pack a punch when you feel like it. This 2019 Mercedes-Benz E-Class AMG E63 S Wagon sports a unique exterior color, Designo Matte Selenite Grey which makes the car stand out as well as showcase those long body lines really well. To add on that sporty feel and persona the car sits on a set of black Vossen HF5 wheels which houses red brake calipers that also match the subtle red styling which runs on the side of the car. The wheels are reportedly wrapped around a set of fresh Pirelli tires as well. The black interior of this car guarantees comfort and luxury while also having that AMG touch to make it stand out. It features AMG-styled seats which hold you in place whilst boasting the best in terms of comfort. Smooth tunes are made possible thanks to a Burmester sound system in place, as well as the usual technological accouterments expected of a Mercedes-Benz.
Engine
Owning a wagon means you will have to deal with the extra weight that comes with it, this can mean a drop in performance. You won't have that problem with this 2019 Mercedes-Benz E-Class AMG E63 S Wagon as under the hood is a pop and bang friendly 4.0L twin-turbo V8 engine that pushes out an impressive 603hp and rockets off the line, able to post 0 to 60 times of just 3 seconds under the right conditions. This power is sent to all 4 wheels via this car's 4matic system. If all this wasn't enough this car has a stage 2 tune for more power and downpipes to help the car breathe better. Turbo blankets cover those turbos, managing the heat as well as giving a sportier look.
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