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Jan 05,  · The W204 C63 AMG weighs 1,730kg as a saloon, with all bodystyles having a MacPherson strut-type three-link front suspension up front with coilover dampers and an anti

Hey guys, Pretty interesting Enthusiast Buyers Guide on the C63 AMG! What do you think? Good basic buyers guide to start with!

Jun 01,  · C63 buying advice Thread starter Stu101; Start date May 23, ; 1; 2; Next. 1 of 2 Go to page. Go. Next Last. May 23, #1 S. Stu101 New Member. Joined May 23, FYI in the PH guide it says the 507 also comes with larger front brakes and six-pot calipers but in fact the 507 uses 360mm like the rest of the range and all cars had six

Even better is that the new W205 C63 is now released and this will continue to drive down W204 C63 prices. You will find early C63s for under $35,000 and + in the low $40,000 at the time of this writing. Fourth, is the noise the M156 motor makes. Even in stock form the C63 exhaust note is heavenly and only gets better with slight modifications.

The C63 has 360mm front discs and 330mm rears. Front brake pads should last around 25,000 miles and cost about £450 for original equipment ones from Mercedes. A full set of brake discs and pads all

Sep 03,  · A review of ALL the common problems with the Mercedes C63 AMG to make sure YOU buy the best car possible.Follow the Owner on Instagram : @lowkey.c63Consideri

C63/C63S AMG - Buying guide C63 AMG W205 - Hello, I'm in the process of buying a C63 and have been searching the forum for some advice 

Nov 08,  · Buying Guide Mercedes-AMG C63 W205 . The W205 C63 had a very hard act to follow because its predecessor, the W204 C63, was so awesome and so popular, and while this was a very different car, slightly less raw and wild perhaps, it was no less impressive. Buying Guide W205 C63 AMG OVER £20K

If you're swithering between an E63 and the (much more common on the used market) C63, and if ride comfort is important to you, the E will very likely be your best option. If you're thinking that

I am not looking to spend more than £40-45k on the car. I will be buying straight up (so no part x or lease) as the way I see it is the car will depreciate and