C63 Black Series London
- The C63 Black Coupe press kit is littered with references to the trickle-down technology from Mercedes' racing efforts and the car's other go-fast goodies, but what will really sell you is the sound.
- Apr 17, 2014 - A new supercar video from the streets of London, UK, is here to show us an extremely loud Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG Black Series, fitted with.
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However, the Black Series’ performance is anything but subtle. It boasts the same 6.2-litre, naturally aspirated V-8 as found in the standard C63 AMG, however, the Black Series borrows a number of components from the 6.2-litre engine found in the SLS AMG, including a lighter crankshaft, forged pistons and connecting rods. It produces 510 bhp, 59 bhp more than the standard C63, and only 53 bhp shy of the SLS AMG. With the engine redlining at 7,200 rpm, a sprint from 0–60 mph takes just 3.7 seconds, and the car will reach a top speed of 186 mph if the driver refuses to slow down. This Black Series is fitted with a range of desirable options, including a reversing camera, rain sensing windscreen wiper, 19” AMG five-spoke alloy wheels, piano lacquer trim and the AMG carbon-fibre exterior trim package, amongst other options. With its current owner, the car has been driven under 13,000 km from new and has always been regularly serviced by Mercedes-Benz.
It was also recently serviced prior to the auction. It is accompanied by a set of new brake pads, as well as a number of service invoices. Initially, Mercedes-Benz only planned on building 650 examples of its newest Black Series model, however, such was the success of the car that strong demand eventually pushed production to 800 examples. The C63 Black Series still proves to be a desirable car to own and enjoy today, and its place as one of the greatest AMG cars of recent years is well established, thanks to SLS levels of performance combined with the practicality of a coupe body. It is also likely to be the last naturally aspirated Black Series car to be produced, and therefore a true landmark car in AMG’s recent history.