New 2020 Mercedes-Benz AMG GT deals

2020 Mercedes-Benz AMG GT deals

Full length Mercedes-AMG GT video review with market value analysis

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Mercedes-AMG GT

Expect to pay just over £98,000 for the GT version and around £112,000 for the GT S. This means that, on price at least, the GT competes with the Porsche 911 Turbo, rather than the cheaper Carrera models that many had expected to rival it.

The asking figures also puts this Mercedes up against cars like the Aston Martin Vantage and the Maserati GranTurismo Stradale. Both models are a bit pricier than a Jaguar F-TYPE R and quite significantly cheaper than a Bentley Continental V8 or a Ferrari California.

The open-topped Roadster bodystyle is offered with the Base GT model'S 476bhp engine for around £112,000, or you can have a 557bhp GT C version of it for around £140,000.

At the top of the range, the 585bhp GT R Coupe variant costs just over £143,000. Whichever variant you choose, you'll find that the interior'S beautifully finished, with aluminium shift paddles, silver chrome trim elements and sports seats in ARTICO material.

A free-standing 7-inch central display is located centrally above the four ventilation outlets. The driver operates the seat heating, PARKTRONIC, the hazard warning lights and, depending on the equipment, the extendable rear aerofoil using the buttons in the top control panel in the roof frame.

The GT S also gets an instrument cluster with a 224mph speedometer scale and red colour highlights, plus a performance steering wheel in black nappa leather and DINAMICA microfibre, an AMG emblem embossed in the centre armrest and upholstery in ARTICO and DINAMICA microfibre.

As an option, the silver chrome trim can be swapped out for carbon fibre, matte silver fibreglass or black diamond. AMG GT buyers can further boost performance of their car through the fitment of optional carbon-ceramic brakes and Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tyres..