FEATURES | 9 out of 10
Expert Quotes:
impressive attributes that you don't expect from a Mercedes
Automobile
Remove the hero costume...it [is] as humble as the C-Class
BusinessWeek
a mobile sound studio -- and movie theater
Edmunds
The 2008 Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG comes equipped with a raft of standard gear and offers a few cutting-edge options.
BusinessWeek reports that the base Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG has "all sorts of standard gear: power everything, a sunroof, Sirius satellite radio, an AM/FM/CD player [as well as] leather seats." The "previous and awkward-to-use version of Mercedes' COMAND system" has been greatly simplified, according to Edmunds; the AMG Mercedes now features "physical dash buttons with a mouselike controller and a large LCD screen that pops out of the dash upon startup."
TheCarConnection.com notes some mixed reviews on the subject optional features. One thing is certain: You'll pay plenty for extras on the 2008 Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG. ConsumerGuide notes that these range from "mundane features like metallic paint ($710) and a CD changer ($450)" to more useful options such as the Tele Aid communications link ($450). At over $1,000, the Premium 2 package adds "bi-xenon headlamps, heated headlamp washers, and a power rear-window shade" to the Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG.
Audiophiles who simply must have the latest and greatest stereo sound system in their AMG Mercedes will pay almost $3,000 extra for a CD changer, Harman-Kardon Logic 7 audio, and a voice-controlled navigation system with seven-inch power-retracting dashboard screen. Edmunds reports that the Multimedia Package transforms the Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG "into a mobile sound studio -- and movie theater," with a built-in, 4GB hard drive and DVD capability (these only appear on the pop-up LCD screen when the vehicle is in park). This package also includes the "superb Logic 7 surround-sound system" and Bluetooth connectivity.
Conclusion
The 2008 Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG has enough high-tech gadgets and conveniences to satisfy the most demanding technophile.
FEATURES | 9 out of 10Expert Quotes:impressive attributes that you don't expect from a MercedesAutomobileRemove the hero costume...it [is] as humble as the C-ClassBusinessWeeka mobile sound studio -- and movie theaterEdmunds
The 2008 Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG comes equipped with a raft of standard gear and offers a few cutting-edge options.
BusinessWeek reports that the base Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG has "all sorts of standard gear: power everything, a sunroof, Sirius satellite radio, an AM/FM/CD player [as well as] leather seats." The "previous and awkward-to-use version of Mercedes' COMAND system" has been greatly simplified, according to Edmunds; the AMG Mercedes now features "physical dash buttons with a mouselike controller and a large LCD screen that pops out of the dash upon startup."
TheCarConnection.com notes some mixed reviews on the subject optional features. One thing is certain: You'll pay plenty for extras on the 2008 Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG. ConsumerGuide notes that these range from "mundane features like metallic paint ($710) and a CD changer ($450)" to more useful options such as the Tele Aid communications link ($450). At over $1,000, the Premium 2 package adds "bi-xenon headlamps, heated headlamp washers, and a power rear-window shade" to the Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG.
Audiophiles who simply must have the latest and greatest stereo sound system in their AMG Mercedes will pay almost $3,000 extra for a CD changer, Harman-Kardon Logic 7 audio, and a voice-controlled navigation system with seven-inch power-retracting dashboard screen. Edmunds reports that the Multimedia Package transforms the Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG "into a mobile sound studio -- and movie theater," with a built-in, 4GB hard drive and DVD capability (these only appear on the pop-up LCD screen when the vehicle is in park). This package also includes the "superb Logic 7 surround-sound system" and Bluetooth connectivity.
ConclusionThe 2008 Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG has enough high-tech gadgets and conveniences to satisfy the most demanding technophile.
2008 MERCEDES-BENZ C63 AMG STYLING | [8 out of 10] Automobile: "looks decidedly more like a gung ho street fighter" AutoWeek: "an aggressive-looking body" ConsumerGuide: "racy looks...sheer, extroverted extravagance" Detroit News: "like a fashion model snaking into a pair of tight ...
Comments (1 total)
By Robert Armstrong #1, Posted: 7/2/2008
robamg
Has anyone noticed that the C63 now sports two small rear guard extensions probably aimed at reducing stone chips or catering for the wider tyres. they are not on all April 2008 build cars but are on some
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