Surprised to see this, especially given current emissions and fuel economy standards. Nothing can beat the sound of a meaty v8
this post was submitted on 04 Aug 2023
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Not sure how this is even possible with current regulations
I'm not surprised that it's the amg models that are getting it but it seems like there might be a catch or something.
It'l cost well over 100k and probably be some rare "limited edition" to draw up the price.
Mercedes + amg + hybrid will never be cheap.
And at least in my area it will be brought by those who have "100%" legit ways of earning money and will definitely respect the speed limit bear schools.
Seems strange but why not..
Personally, I’ve had a V8 a few years ago, but I can’t picture myself having another one when winters are disappearing in my country.
Still, I hope they injected a nice personality into the C63 4 cylinder hybrid setup and that it at least reduces the real world consumption.
Sounds like it's going to be very expensive.