Mercedes 2021 – AMG C63

Mercedes 2021 – AMG C63

The number of Mercedes-Benz 2021 high-performance SUVs is increasing every year , but if you’re looking for a compact car that can ditch just about everything on the road,

Look no further than the 2021 Mercedes-AMG C63. It’s based on the Mercedes-Benz C-Class, but has a twin-turbo V-8 that puts out 469 hp in the C63 and 503 hp in the C63 S. The C63 also has a sportier suspension tone (you’ll notice the harshest ride) and some exterior differences compared to the regular C-Class which It adds some aggressiveness to her look. It’s available as a sedan, coupe or convertible, and it looks like a Saturn V booster rocket is mounted on its roof. Plus, it has a legitimately luxurious interior and plenty of modern technology, so you can’t trade anything in for performance.

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For m little thing about this year ‘s C63 changed. A once optional 12.3 digital instrument cluster is now standard across the lineup, as is the sedan’s panoramic roof and more paint colors from the non-AMG C-Class sedan.

While the 2021 Mercedes might prefer a coupe or convertible, our money is going to the sedan. It’s lighter than the coupe, and it’s easier for back-seat passengers to get in and out of, plus we like the simple look of the fast, four-door car. It’s hard not to want a more efficient C63 S, but the performance differences are slight. Only the S offers the AMG nine-step traction control system,

But we found it too intrusive in the C63 Coupe we drove at Lightning Lap 2019, so it’s not necessary. Instead, we’ll get the standard C63 sedan and add an exterior lighting package to get adaptive LED headlights and go off for the AMG Performance front seats, because they’re exceptionally supportive.

Mercedes 2021 engine, transmission and performance

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But the 2021 Mercedes-AMG C63 and C63 S have a hand-built , twin-turbo 4.0- liter V-8 engine. In the C63, it produces 469 horsepower and 479 pound-feet of torque. The C63 S raises the bar with 503 horsepower and 516 lb-ft. Both engines use a nine-speed automatic transmission with rear-wheel drive.

Although top speed is electronically limited to 155 mph on the regular C63 and 180 mph on the S. In our testing, the C63 S went from zero to 60 mph in 3.7 seconds and tore the quarter mile in 11.9 seconds at 122 mph. ; We did not test the C63. In Lightning Lap 2019,

The C63 S Coupe also turned in a 2:57.1 lap, making it directly behind the discontinued Cadillac CTS-V on our all-time list. All C63s come standard with an electronically controlled limited-slip rear differential and AMG Ride Control suspension with adaptive dampers.

Dynamic engine mounts are included in the C63 S variants. The handling is excellent. Equipped with summer tires, the C63 S managed 1.02 grams of lateral acceleration on our skateboard and braking from 70 mph to a stop in just 157 ft. This ability comes at the expense of comfort, as driving is harsh on rough pavement.

Mercedes 2021 fuel economy

There is no difference in EPA fuel economy between the C63 and the C63 S, but there are differences between the chassis styles. The sedan has ratings of 18 mpg city and 27 mpg highway. The coupe and cabriolet are both rated by the EPA at 17 mpg city, but the coupe has a 26 mpg highway rating versus the convertible’s 24.

Interior, comfort and cargo 2021 Mercedes

Black faux leather/microfiber upholstery is standard on the regular-strength C63, while S models have leather seating. Both versions get a choice of wood and aluminum interior finishes. We like the available AMG Performance seats, which feature ventilation.

Although you can load the technology into the cockpit, it’s a stylish car at heart, and the materials and ambiance match the high price tag. The C63 sedan has a trunk volume of 12.6 cubic feet, while the coupe has a smaller cargo area of ​​10.5 cubic feet. Both have a 40/20/40 foldable rear bench seat. The C63 Cabriolet features a standard powered soft-top (available in three colors) and provides 8.8 cubic feet of cargo space when the top is up, and the rear seats fold down with a 50/50 split.

Mercedes 2021 info, entertainment and contact

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However, the standard setup on the 2020 Mercedes-AMG features a 10.3-inch infotainment interface with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay integration and two USB ports. A 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster is standard, as is a standard Burmester surround sound system as well.

and a six-month trial of the SiriusXM satellite radio. Options include factory navigation and a head-up display. You might also want to consider the optional AMG Drive module, which provides quick-access buttons on the steering wheel to adjust the car’s many driveline and chassis settings. But another option is the AMG Track Pace, which lets you store performance data from your car in the infotainment interface when you’re driving on a road track.

Safety and driver assistance features Mercedes 2021

The AMG C-Class version has not been tested by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) or the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), although the regular Benz-branded C-Class manages to receive the top safety pick+ Award from IIHS.

Every C63 comes equipped with essential safety features such as Forward Collision Control and Blind Spot Monitoring. Additional driver aids are available, including Level 2 semi-autonomous features like adaptive cruise control with automatic resume in choppy traffic and lane change assist (which can guide you to the next lane). These items are part of the driver assistance package, which must be purchased with the multimedia package. Key safety features include:

 Standard front crash system with automatic braking

 Standard blind spot monitoring, blind spot assistance available

 Adaptive cruise control is available with semi-autonomous driving mode

• Warranty and maintenance coverage

The Mercedes-AMG warranty is nothing special for this price range. Instead of free scheduled maintenance, prepaid maintenance plans are available at an additional cost with the purchase of the C63.

 The limited warranty covers 4 years or 50,000 miles

 Powertrain warranty covers 4 years or 50,000 miles

 No free scheduled maintenance

• Vehicle Type

front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive,

5-passenger, 4-door sedan

• Engine type

Twin-turbocharged and intercooler DOHC 32-valve V-8, aluminum block and heads, direct fuel injection

• displacement

243 cu in ، 3982 cc

Energy

503 HP @ 6250 rpm

torque

516 lb-ft @ 2000 rpm

the transfer

9-speed automatic with manual transmission mode

chassis

Suspension (F / R): Multi-link / Multi-link

 

Brakes (F/R): 15.8″/14.2″ cross-drilled carbon-ceramic disc, cross-drilled, fluted disc

Tires: Michelin Pilot Supersport, F: 245/35ZR-19 93Y MO1 R: 265/35ZR-19 98Y MO1

Dimensions

Wheelbase: 111.8 in

Length: 187.3 inches

Width: 72.4 inches

Height: 56.1 inches

Passenger volume: 92 cubic feet

Trunk volume: 13 cubic feet

Empty vehicle weight: 3,987 lbs

 

Test results

 

But from zero to 60 mph: 3.7 seconds

Here from 0 to 100 mph: 8.1 seconds

From zero to 130 mph: 13.5 seconds

Zero to 150 mph: 18.7 seconds

Go from zero to 170 mph: 27.1 seconds

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Rolling start, 5-60 mph: 4.4 seconds

Top speed, 30-50 mph: 2.6 seconds

Top speed, 50-70 mph: 2.7 seconds

Standing ¼ mile: 11.9 seconds @ 122 mph

Top speed (governor limited, MFR claim): 180 mph

Braking, 70 to 0 mph: 157 feet on the road, gliding skateboard 300 feet: 1.02 g

 

fuel economy

 

Observed: 15 mpg

EPA fuel saving

Pool/city/highway: 21/18/27 mpg

Price as tested

$97,630 (base price: $75,595)