New 930hp AMG GT Black Series!

 

 

We’ve got some exciting news for you AMG fanboys… An all-new AMG GT is on the way! And let’s face it, it’s about time! The current iteration of the GT was first introduced in 2014, so it’s about time we got our hands on a new one. What’s more, we’ve got some good early news - it’ll still be packing the glorious AMG 4-litre twin-turbo V8 engine! But that’s not all - we’ve got a feeling it’ll come with similar hybrid tech that’s currently used in AMG Formula 1 engines! With that in mind, we’ve got a feeling the new AMG GT will be able to produce upwards of 790hp!! So if there’s a new GT coming, you know what that means… There’ll also be a new AMG GT Black Series on the way! Given the expected hybrid tech that’s set to be included within the standard GT, we’re expecting it to be able to pump out 930hp!! You’d better start saving now though, we think it’s likely to cost at least £400,000! Want to check out some images of what both cars may look like? Keep watching to check out our exclusive renders!

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1. Your name, address, phone number, and FAX number.
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3. Location where you will store the vehicle in the United States.
4. Statement describing use on the public roads, if intended. If on-road use is requested, identify the Independent Commercial Importer (ICI) that will modify the vehicle to bring it into conformity with the requirements of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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