Can you daily drive an AMG GTR?

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Can you daily drive an AMG GTR?

While they may not be as fun in traffic, most German sports cars can be used as daily drivers—except for the Mercedes AMG GT-R. With a raucous powertrain and an aggressive design, the AMG GT-R isn’t ideal for longer trips.

Is AMG better than m?

AMG engines have more power and torque than the ones M-power makes. Most AMG powered cars can go really fast in a straight line and usually sound very amazing. So when it comes to drag racing they’ll most likely outperform BMW M cars every time.

What is so special about Mercedes-AMG?

AMG is the performance division/trim of Mercedes-Benz. AMG Mercedes-Benz automobiles are tuned in a specific way and upgraded for additional power. These vehicles also provide extra-sporty handling and more stylish aesthetics. The AMG engineering team invests the time and effort necessary to hand build each engine.

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What does driving a Mercedes feel like?

Mercedes E-class car review – ‘Makes driving feel like flying’ | Motoring | The Guardian.

Why would you choose the SL65 AMG over the SL63?

I ponder this from behind the wheel of Mercedes’ flagship roadster, the SL65 AMG. As impressive as it is, I can’t help but wonder why you’d choose it over the SL63, which is near-as-dammit as fast and a hefty $85,000 cheaper. Exclusivity, that’s why.

How fast can a Mercedes SL65 go?

All that oomph makes it nearly impossible to launch the SL65 hard without excessive wheelspin. Hang on for 11.9 seconds (the same elapsed time it takes the SL600 to run a quarter-mile), and you’ll be going 123 mph, 3 mph faster than the SL600.

Is the Mercedes-Benz SL65 worth the extra $90K over the SL500?

There are a few things that make the SL65 worth the extra $90,800 over an SL500, one of which is the twin-turbocharged 6.0-liter V-12, a 467cc-larger version of the engine in the SL600. Another is the defeated look on the faces of SL500 owners when they read the SL65 badge.

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Why does the Mercedes SL65 make other cars feel anemic?

And making other cars feel anemic is exactly the goal of a global horsepower race. So with the SL65, Mercedes has removed a glove and slapped the face of the entire industry and issued a very big challenge. Admittedly, there are cars with more horsepower, and there are cars with better power-to-weight ratios.