Mercedes AMG C63 Review: Turbo Hybrid Power and Luxury Tech
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In the world of high-performance sedans, the new Mercedes AMG C63 has caused quite a stir by ditching its beloved V8 engine in favor of a Turbo Hybrid 4 cylinder. Many purists argue that this move has stripped away the car's muscle car essence, despite the significant power increase to 670 horsepower and 750 lb-ft of torque. However, this power boost comes at a cost - the addition of a plug-in hybrid system has piled on over 800 pounds to the car's weight, making it a hefty contender on the road.
But fear not, for the new C63 still manages to sprint from 0 to 60 in a hair-raising 3 seconds, showcasing its impressive performance capabilities. The car comes equipped with all-wheel drive and a limited 6-mile electric range, starting at a price point of around $87,000. Inside, the cabin exudes luxury with high-quality materials, a sleek design, and a cutting-edge infotainment system that puts control at the driver's fingertips.
From the steering wheel-mounted screens for drive mode adjustments to the touch-sensitive main center screen with climate control functions, the new C63 is a tech enthusiast's dream. The car's gauge cluster screen offers a customizable display, allowing drivers to tailor their information preferences while on the road. Despite lacking a mirror camera screen, the C63's interior is packed with features like a track Pace app, a fingerprint reader for personalized settings, and an intuitive camera system for easy navigation in tight spaces.
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Viewer Reactions for The New 2024 Mercedes-AMG C63 Tries But Fails
Many users are disappointed with the Mercedes-AMG C63's four-cylinder hybrid powertrain
Users criticize the car for being heavy, lacking a six-cylinder engine, and having a small trunk capacity
Some users find the interior design detestable, with oversized screens that may not age well
Suggestions that the powertrain would have been better suited for a different model, like the A45 AMG
Users express nostalgia for previous models of the C63, suggesting a decline in the car's appeal
Some users find the car's pricing high and its interior quality subpar
Mention of the return of a V8 engine in future C63 and E63 models
Criticism of the car's design elements, such as the hood vents and steering wheel
Comparisons made to other high-performance cars, such as the Dodge Challenger Hellcat and the Ferrari Purosangue
Mixed opinions on Doug DeMuro's review and scoring of the car
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