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The fully digital instrument cluster allows you to alter your driving modes

Safety and After Sales Service – The talking point about safety is the fact that this is an all-wheel-drive which ensures added traction when the weather turns wet. But, of course, the E63S goes beyond that and offers all the required electronics including an ultra-sensitive traction control system which ensures you don’t get too carried away by the monstrous reserves of power and torque on board. Add to that the car’s tank-like build and a 5 star Euro NCAP safety rating, you indeed have a very safe saloon.

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The E63S can switch from comfort to insane performance in no time

Verdict -The Mercedes-AMG E63S proves once again that the Stuttgart based automaker is deserving of the back to back championships it has won in Formula 1. The regular E-Class and the E63 feel like two different animals altogether, one excels in comfort and the other simply excites the senses like no other sedan in the market currently, it’s not only fast but also has a distinct character, that which doesn’t want you to stop driving it.

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Each engine is handbuilt and signed by an AMG engineer

What’s Cool
* The car looks mean, muscular and like a spaceship
* Offers practicality with 4 seats and a large boot
* Interior like any Mercedes doesn’t disappoint
* Insanely powerful, loud and stable at high speeds
* Comes with a 5-star safety rating

What’s Not So Cool
* Rear seat space is slightly limited

Alternatives: – BMW M5, Audi RS7

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The huge air intake at the front along with the AMG badge separates this E-Class from others

2018 Mercedes-AMG E63S Specifications

* Engine: 3982cc, V8, Twin Turbo Petrol
* Power: 612 HP @ 5750-6500 RPM
* Torque: 850 Nm @ 2500-4500 RPM
* 0-100 km/hr: 3.4 seconds
* Top Speed: 300 km/hr
* Transmission: 9-Speed AT
* Fuel Type: Petrol
* Tyre Size: 265/35/20 (Front), 295/30/20 (Rear)
* Suspension: AMG Control Suspension
* Brakes: Disc (Front & Rear)
* Safety: 7-airbags, Attention Assist, Active Brake Assist, Crosswind Assist, Electronic Stability Control (ESC), ABS, Driveline Traction Control, Active Parking Assist, Blind Spot Assist

2018 Mercedes-AMG E63S Dimensions

* Overall length x width x height: 4994 mm X 2065 mm X 1461 mm
* Wheelbase: 2939 mm
* Fuel Tank Capacity: 66-litres
* Kerb Weight: 2048 kgs

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Mercedes-AMG E63s or the BMW M5? – pick one!

Testers’ Note:

“A few days before driving the E63 AMG, I drove the regular E220d. I was wondering if the AMG engine will be plonked on this saloon, will it be able to put down all the power properly? After getting behind the wheel of the E63 I got the answer, HELL YES! What a brilliant performance car, it handles the monstrous V8 power with sheer confidence and you feel glued to the road all the time. It has a muscle car feel to it with that roary exhaust note. I know one thing clearly, you can’t judge an AMG with its regular counterpart, they are poles apart!” – Aariz Rizvi, Assistant Editor, MotorBeam.
“There is something about the Mercedes-AMG E63S that just makes you go weak in the knees. Sure, it has a lot of power, but apart from that this super sedan offers an immersive driving feel with its engaging dynamics, sharp steering, loud exhaust, chuckable nature and of course the stealthy looks. I for one really like sleeper cars and if not for the Matte Grey shade, this one is one of the best sleepers around. I drove this car for so many kms, yet I never felt like returning it and this car just begs to be driven more and more.” – Parth Gohil, Associate Editor, MotorBeam.

Further Reading

Mercedes-Benz E350d Review
Mercedes-Benz E220d Review
Mercedes-Benz E-Class All-Terrain Review

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