Nufotografuota pirma karta ""londone""/""maskvoje""" Tokyo
| Stebetojai | jasper1 |
| Nufotografuotas | Tokyo, Japan |
| Data | 2023-09-27 15:22 |
This special editon wich celebrates 55 years of Mercedes AMG is limited to 300 units, 50 units in the color Green Hell Magno 150 units in the color Magno Opalis White and 100 units in the color you see on this car which is called Magno Copper. All cars are left hand drive. Having been in Japan for a few weeks now i have seen a good combination of right and left hand drive exotics witch is funny to me. More info:
| Camera model | NIKON D3500 |
| Aperture | f/3.5 |
| Shutterspeed | 1/15 sec. |
| Focal length | 20.0 mm |
| Maksimalus greitis | 240 KM/H |
| Pagreitinimas 0-100 KM/H | 4.50 s |
| Galia | 585 HP |
| Sukimo momentas | 850 Nm @ 3000 RPM |
| Svoris | 2485 kg |
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ShaytonSky - Prie 15:28
Nice spot and combo! But how do you distinguish this edition from 'regular' matte G63s? I also have a Green Hell Magno G63 spotted and I wonder if that can be this edition?
jasper1 - Prie 15:48
@ShaytonSky This edition has 3 colors, matte green, matte white and this matte orange. You can distinguish it by the wheels, the matteblack front and rear bumper, the matte black finish on the spare wheel on the back, the matte black badges and mirrors. Also the Mercedes stars front and back are black. I do think the one you spotted is also this edition. I will check all the G63's next week and report them to the correct type.
LucasH - Prie 10:39
Wat een dikke kleur! Aparte benaming hoeft wat mij betreft niet, maar gaaf is het wel!
ShaytonSky - Prie 14:03
@jasper1 Thank you for the info. Unfortunately seems like this model has been moved to the 'general' G63 model, so it seems AG does not treat them separately. Anyway, nice find for sure, looks cool.
