Mercedes-Benz AMG E63 Sports Saloon
The AMG E63 looks magnificent! The most striking feature is the AMG 19-inch 5 twin-spoke alloy wheels.
The front end of this superstar has an integrated central air intake with two smaller apertures on each side for maximum cooling effect. There are air vents on the sides, and twin exhaust tailpipes at the back. This car is set up for business!
The interior is upholstered in soft nappa leather. This comprises the seats, upper section of the dashboard, waistlines, the door, the centre console, armrests and centre door panels.
The AMG E63 comes with a panoramic glass electric sunroof. The roof lining, pillars and sun visors are in Alcantara. And on the floor, you have black AMG floor mats with the AMG logo on it.
The E63’s 386kW, 520 horsepower engine is hand-built. The AMG automatic 7-speed transmission is fascinating.
There are three buttons that provide additional electronic functions. The first button is ESP (Electronic Stability Program) and it has three stages: On/Sport/Off. ESP Off is for use by experienced drivers under race track conditions.
The second button is for suspension control. The E63 comes with an all-steel front suspension and an all-air rear suspension.
The third button is a “store” button which stores the driver’s preferred settings. Speaking of storing, iIt can also store 3 profile settings for the adjustment of the driver and front passenger seats, and the adjustment of the steering wheel.
The Mercedes-Benz AMG E63 model has limited optional packages, as it already has nearly everything an E-class Mercedes has to offer. Some of these optional packages include: red brake calipers, AMG door sills (which provide white illumination for the driver and the passenger), an AMG interior and exterior carbon package, and a rear seat entertainment system.
This car’s handling ability is impressive; it can retain its poise, even under heavy acceleration out of sharp, fast bends. It’s perfect for drivers who want race-track credibility, but it’s also perfect for a family.
