First Photos of Mercedes-AMG C63 Coupe Leak

by Aaron Cole

Updated: December 31st, 2020 Published: August 17th, 2015

first photos of mercedes amg c63 coupe leak

Leaked photos of the Mercedes-AMG C63 Coupe from a presentation have found their way onto the Web, from Zero2Turbo (via Carscoops).

The photos are in line with the official photos of the coupe we saw this weekend, and earlier “leaks” from Mercedes-AMG’s official Facebook page.

The coupe will likely follow the sedan and offer 470- and 503-horsepower versions of their 4-liter turbocharged V-8 shifted through a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. The car will be shown to the public at the Frankfurt Auto Show in September and unveiled online August 19.

The leaked photos show slight variations from the C-Class coupe, including a black rear diffuser and spoiler, and beefier, quad-tipped exhausts.

Mercedes-AMG will unveil its C63 online ahead of the Frankfurt Auto Show.

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Corey Lewis on Aug 18, 2015

Holy shut lines, Batman! And the black matte chunky window trim on white car is horrid.

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300zx_guy on Aug 18, 2015

Two observations The AMG car is wider in the rear The hood shut line on the AMG lines up with the headlights, on the regular C (sedan and coupe), it does not. Nice that they "fixed" this on the AMG.

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