The 2024 Mercedes-AMG GT55 has a 4.0-liter twin-turbo engine that makes 469 horsepower and costs at least $136,050. With add-ons, the AMG GT63 costs $177,050 and makes the V-8 engine 577 horsepower stronger. There will be a second version of the AMG GT coupe in dealerships this spring. The second version of the Mercedes-AMG GT was released in the fall of last year, and the company has now announced the price of this powerful coupe. Coming out this spring, the AMG GT will cost between $136,050 for the AMG GT55 and $177,050 for the AMG GT63. The 2021 model year was the last time the old-generation model was sold, and it cost a lot more than the 2024 AMG GT. The GT coupe cost $119,650 when it first came out. The GT C coupe, on the other hand, costs $154,550, and the GT R coupe costs $167,650. The new base model, the GT55, has a twin-turbo 4.0-liter V-8 engine with 469 horsepower, 54 less than the 2021 base car. It also costs more than $16,000 more than the 2021 GT. The 2024 AMG GT63 has 577 horsepower, the same as the previous model, even though it costs more than $20,000 more than the GT R. From 2024 on, all AMG GT coupes have all-wheel drive, while the last generation only had rear-wheel drive. This might help get to 60 mph in a few tenths of a second less time. The 2024 AMG GT comes with rear-wheel steering and Mercedes adaptive dampers with dynamic roll stability as standard. The AMG GT comes in eleven paint colors, with 20- and 21-inch wheels and an AMG Night package that makes the badges and hood trim darker. An optional carbon-fiber package can also be used instead of the light material that is used on the front splitter, side sills, side-view mirror housings, and back diffuser. The fixed rear wing is also better if you choose the AMG Aerodynamics package, which comes with the wing described above, a stronger diffuser, and other aerodynamic parts that are attached to the wheel arches and air intakes on the outside.
