- 2020 Model Year Mercedes-AMG S65 Sedan
- Obsidian Black Metallic exterior
- Black Exclusive Nappa Leather interior
- Black Poplar Wood
- AMG silver painted brake calipers
- AMG performance steering wheel - Nappa
- Magic Sky Control
- 20" AMG Forged Multispoke Wheels
- Black Nappa Leather headliner
- DB6 Executive Rear Seat Package PLUS: Four place seating for entire vehicle (two rear passenger seats), Rear center console with dual folding tables, Rear heated and cooled cupholders
The luxury car market is ablaze with manufacturers trying to push out the next best thing; customers are treated to the best luxury money can buy. Amongst the fine leather and wood, Mercedes and their S-Class sure stand out, with marque providing customers with class and grandeur for decades, and when you add the AMG factor into the whole mix you get one luxury sedan that can scare some sporty cars while you bask in luxury. Thanks to AMG and Mercedes-Benz churning and its rich history of churning out cars that boast luxury and performance, you can't go wrong with this 2020 Mercedes-AMG S65 Sedan. With a reported 20,500 miles on the clock this luxury performance sedan is the perfect way to get about and slow life down, while accelerating it to warp speed at the right moments.
Exterior and Interior
The S65 only was sold in sedan form which means more luxury and class for you and your passengers. This 2020 Mercedes-AMG S65 Sedan is finished off in an Obsidian Black Metallic exterior in true Mercedes-Benz fashion. The sporty design cues from AMG are further brought to life with the silver 20" AMG forged multispoke wheels which also house AMG silver brake calipers. The black theme continues to the interior of this 2020 Mercedes-AMG S65 Sedan. Stepping in and you are treated to a fine mix of exclusive black Nappa leather and black poplar wood; the headliner is finished in Black Nappa Leather and houses a Mercedes Benz Magic Sky control sunroof. The driver of the car is treated to the feel of the AMG performance steering wheel, and passengers at the back are treated to a DB6 Executive Rear Seat Package with the addition of a rear center console with dual folding tables, rear heated and cooled Obsidian Black and metallic exterior cupholders.
Engine
While it's a luxury barge on wheels, this 2020 Mercedes-AMG S65 Sedan is no slouch when it comes to performance; the turbocharged 6.0L V12 powertrain can push out 621hp and set 0 to 60 times of just 3.9 seconds. Car and Driver sum up the 2020 S65 AMG well by stating that the car "blends silky refinement with thrilling athleticism". This being an S65 means power is sent to the car's rear wheels through a 9-speed automatic transmission.
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