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The 2021 Mercedes AMG GT for sale is a four-door sports car with the practicality and comfort of a sedan. It comes in two versions, both delivering powerful acceleration via a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8. The standard AMG GT 63 delivers 577 horsepower, while the AMG GT 63 S for sale outputs a massive 630 hp.

These sedans allow buyers to enjoy comfortable rides despite handling prowess. Also, they come with sports seats which deliver good support for friends and family without feeling confining.

That said, let’s look at other features that make the 2021 Mercedes AMG GT 4-door for sale unique.

The Mercedes GT 63 and GT 63 S come with a simple yet gorgeous four-door sedan look that’s based on the design of a Mercedes GT sports car. The GT 63 design stands out from the rear with the help of its unique quad tailpipes, slim light clusters, and sloping roofline.

These sedans have a long hood coupled with the famous AMG Panamericana grille at the front. The headlights are simple and feature daytime running lights and LED main bulbs.

In terms of colors, the AMG GT 63’s come in 10 different color choices. The no-cost colors include Cirrus Silver, Brilliant Blue, Jupiter Red, Polar White, and Graphite Grey. Selenite Grey Magno, Graphite Grey Magno, and Brilliant Blue Magno colors are available for $3,950 each.

The GT 63 has a 19-inch rim, whereas the GT 63 S features a 20-inch rich. But buyers can also get a 21-inch rim for both models.

Whether it’s a new or used AMG GT 63, the car’s interior evokes a sense of elegance inspired by GT sports car and Mercedes expensive models. Just like the 2020 model, the console is still centered between the passenger and driver, but the engineers integrated the air vents into the wraparound dashboard.

There’s a 12.3-inch screen that gives the car a contemporary look. However, it seems the company took the Vegas-like strip of lights too far.

Because of the sloping roofline and coupe-like styling, the back seats lack enough headroom and legroom. However, the rear seats are contoured to keep passengers in place when the driver switches to a hostile driving mode.

The GT 63 trunk size measure approximately 12.7 cubic feet. The space is decent enough to hold different accessories. It’s also easily accessible via the large hatchback opening.

The seats don’t fold flat, but buyers can pay extra for the Executive Rear Seat Package to receive 40/40 split-folding rear seats.

Under the hood lies a 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 that delivers 630 hp and 664 lb-ft of torque for the GT 63 S. The AMG GT 63 generates a bit less power of 557 hp and 590 pound-feet of torque. The engine is coupled with a 9-speed AMG Speedshift MCT transmission, and all-wheel drive is standard.

Thanks to the powerful engine, the sedans can deliver a fast, refined ride and quickly blend into the background. Sharp steering and an adaptive suspension give the vehicles their impressive capabilities on road and track.

The AMG GT 63 price is about $148,760, and the GT 63 S costs nearly $170,060. Yes! These prices are high, but remember, you will receive more power, torque, and exceptional driving while enjoying the comfort and practicality of a sedan. Both models also come with amazing features, performance, and personalization options.