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Here’s what brand new Mercedes C63 AMG models will cost you approximately
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The Mercedes C63 AMG is the full-fat V8 performance C-Class in the UAE, though what that means depends heavily on which generation you are looking at.
What to inspect on a used Mercedes C63 AMG
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AED 199,500 to AED 199,500 covers what is currently listed, with the spread driven mainly by which generation and how many miles are on it.
The cars we inspect run to a median of around 100,000 km, unremarkable for either V8 generation when the service history is intact — the bigger risk on this car is how it was driven, not how far.
The C43 AMG is the cheaper, calmer AMG one step down if the full V8 is more car than you need. The Toyota Corolla sits at the opposite end entirely, and shows prior body or panel repair more often in our inspections — 82% against 66% expected for saloons of this age and mileage in the Emirates.
Decide on the engine first. The W204-generation car, built through 2014, uses a naturally aspirated 6.2-litre V8 with a raw, high-revving character. The W205 that followed switched to a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 through 2021 — more power, less drama at low revs. The newest W206 dropped the V8 entirely for a turbo-four hybrid, a very different car that split opinion badly enough that buyers specifically chasing the V8 sound should stick to a W204 or W205.
Reasonably well, though a step behind the segment — it retains about 42% of its value after five years against the roughly 45% we would expect for performance saloons of the same age in the Emirates, and against a wider Mercedes range average of 44%.