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Re: S63 Cabriolet
I was last Saturday at AMG and had a chance to get a peak on it.
The car is absolutely stunning. Perfect car for families.
Only concern - the price is a bit stiff. As AMG we are talking beyond 200k€ - an comparable M6 Convertible is almost half that price. Yes - the Benz is special, but does it give that much more? In power the S63 or M6 is comparable, in driving dynamics the BMW might be even more sporty and in luxury the S will have his head up. Same price, the S would be my winner, but double price I rather would take a BMW.
Re: S63 Cabriolet
Lars997:Only concern - the price is a bit stiff. As AMG we are talking beyond 200k€ - an comparable M6 Convertible is almost half that price. Yes - the Benz is special, but does it give that much more? In power the S63 or M6 is comparable, in driving dynamics the BMW might be even more sporty and in luxury the S will have his head up. Same price, the S would be my winner, but double price I rather would take a BMW.
I drove an M6C earlier this year. I like the looks, especially the rear window which retracts.
However, it pipes fake engine noise into the cabin. I found the noise very irritating, it was a drone, like noise from a very cheap computer game. Completely put me off the M6.
And the steering was completely feel free.
Re: S63 Cabriolet
I would totally take this over the Bentley, just look at it, the interior is so youthful and fresh and feels more luxurious than the Bentley already. The Bentley's interior is so dated, it looks like they were designed for 120 year olds.
Exterior wise this also wins. The bodywork seems to wrap tightly around body components, vs the extra fat everywhere on the Bentley.
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Re: S63 Cabriolet
koko:Although I'm not a fan of 4 seats convertible, I think the Maserati GranCabrio is the best in class.
it seems MB are aiming for the Bentley GTC crowd with this one.
Actually very valid point.
And - the Maserati might be stopped to be produced very soon. If you go and get a second hand midly used (maybe max 10.000km) you can't go wrong. The car will be very stable. Not to forget that noise .... the Maserati sounds soooo good!
Re: S63 Cabriolet
Lars997:koko:Although I'm not a fan of 4 seats convertible, I think the Maserati GranCabrio is the best in class.
it seems MB are aiming for the Bentley GTC crowd with this one.
Actually very valid point.
And - the Maserati might be stopped to be produced very soon. If you go and get a second hand midly used (maybe max 10.000km) you can't go wrong. The car will be very stable. Not to forget that noise .... the Maserati sounds soooo good!
Maserati interior is pretty dated and looks terrible
Re: S63 Cabriolet
sfo:Lars997:koko:Although I'm not a fan of 4 seats convertible, I think the Maserati GranCabrio is the best in class.
it seems MB are aiming for the Bentley GTC crowd with this one.
Actually very valid point.
And - the Maserati might be stopped to be produced very soon. If you go and get a second hand midly used (maybe max 10.000km) you can't go wrong. The car will be very stable. Not to forget that noise .... the Maserati sounds soooo good!
Maserati interior is pretty dated and looks terrible
Still looks very elegant.
Re: S63 Cabriolet
sfo:Lars997:koko:Although I'm not a fan of 4 seats convertible, I think the Maserati GranCabrio is the best in class.
it seems MB are aiming for the Bentley GTC crowd with this one.
Actually very valid point.
And - the Maserati might be stopped to be produced very soon. If you go and get a second hand midly used (maybe max 10.000km) you can't go wrong. The car will be very stable. Not to forget that noise .... the Maserati sounds soooo good!
Maserati interior is pretty dated and looks terrible
Certainly you cant compare the Maserati with the S-Coupe. But hey.... it is a fine automobile with an beautiful engine - and the car will turn to be a classic.
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