Here's The Terrifying Pace Of The Mercedes-AMG E63 S Summed Up In One Video
Acceleration figures can only tell us so much about a car like the E63 S, so it's worth watching this 0-186mph video from Autoblog.nl to demonstrate the terrifying rate at which it gathers pace...
Thanks to a new pair of twin-scroll turbochargers, the 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 in the new E63 S chucks out a monstrous 603bhp. Factor in a sophisticated all-wheel drive system, and the top-of-the-line E63 will hit 62mph from rest in just 3.4 seconds. Which we all know is very, very quick, but it helps to have a visual aid - something Autoblog.nl has provided with this 0-186mph run.
In it, the E63 S actually hits 62mph quicker than advertised - 3.24sec - then clocking 124mph in 10.03sec before smashing into the 186mph electronic buffers with 33.56 seconds on the clock. Wow.
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Who needs a Disklok for one of these? Thieves would be too scared to drive it!
Best be safe though. After all, not every thief is as timid as a mouse.
#cheekydisklok
Orrrr…
Just get a Caterham, the steering wheel can be removed
They will spin the tires eat them up and then spin and hit the tree when they try to turn the eginition on.
What an age we live in where we can get a car that has the speed of supercars, the power of muscle cars, the roominess of sedans, and the quality of luxury cars, all in one package
I was just thinking how many modern supercars that merc is to 60 lol, and its alot
Its not age,its mercedes.
For the price of a house
Everyone can own a supercar, but most of us cannot afford its maintenance :’( #livingin3rdworldlife
What?
That driver tho
All I saw was the oil temp going up haha 😅😅
300 ways to die…
Maybe they lied about emissions two, I’m sure the United States will look into!!
Will the next M5 top this?
Yup, the current M5 already does 0-300 in about 33-34 seconds or so
It didn’t even shift into its last gear till 300 km/h…?
Such madness….
The last gear is overdrive i think. It will not be able to accelerate as fast in it.
My life in under 60 seconds.