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C63 Amg Development Package & Limited Slip - Huge $79k Msrp! on 2040-cars

US $63,900.00
Year:2013 Mileage:6849
Location:

Reisterstown, Maryland, United States

Reisterstown, Maryland, United States
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This car is loaded with just about every option available including Nav, Pass Assist, Parking Assist, etc...  The biggies, the ones that matter the most is the P31 Development Package and the 471 Limited Slip.  The Development Package raises stock horsepower from 451 to 481 and the Limited Slip allows you to get all that horsepower to the pavement.  Hopefully you've already done your research on the C63 and you'll know that when optioned right, the car is an absolute rocket ship. 

A couple of things to consider when comparing 2013 C63 to older models.  The 2013 has an upgraded dash and console, chin spoiler and more importantly, the MCT transmission which is far superior to the previous 7G-Tronic.  The MCT has no torque converter, which was a major power eater for the 7G-Tronic...  Therefore, you end up with even more power to the wheels.  Also, don't get lured into a low MSRP C63 without the Development Package or Limited Slip...  You'll be kicking yourself once you realize what your missing when it comes to the car's performance.   

As far as mods go, they were carefully selected with the goal of making the car the way AMG should have in the first place.  First, I installed H&R Lowering Springs which dropped the car 1 inch.  I wanted the best matte black rims on the market and was lead to the 19" Forgestar CF10.  Then came the home work, as I also wanted the perfect offset; one that would give the most aggressive stance without and tire rub and I found it.  The wheels are fitted with Michelin Pilot Super Sports, the best tire available for the car.  Wheel dimensions are 19x8.5 front and 19x10 rear.  Front tires are 245mm and rears are 275mm!!!  The added traction from the Pilot Super Sports and wider footprint is astounding, not to mention the beefier look of the 275mm vs. the 255mm stock running gear.  This is the way the car should have come from the factory.  Anyway, I finished it off by wrapping the interior trim panels in 3M Carbon Fiber vinyl wrap which is 100% removable if you are a wood trim kind of guy.  FYI:  Although AutoCheck shows this as a 1 owner car, I am in fact the 2nd owner.   

Stock wheels and tires are also included with the "buy it now" price.  Please understand that if you were to replicate these mods yourself, you would be out of pocket $4000!!!  So if they are not for you, make your offer accordingly.  I will happily put the stock wheels & tires back on the car and sell the Forgestars/ Michelins elsewhere.  If you are looking for a car that is best described as a 911 twin turbo with 4 doors, look no further.  I am a true car enthusiast who has bought & sold many highline cars through eBay and have always maintained 100% positive feedback.  There will be no disappointment here! 

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