The 2018 Mercedes-AMG GT R was unveiled last weekend at the Goodwood Festival of Speed and we are excited to say that we underestimated the power of the newest addition to the AMG GT family. The new GT R is cleared for takeoff, but legal on the street. Could it the most extreme passenger car to ever assault a public road? Probably, yes. Read the rest of this entry
For a car enthusiast, hearing the name Mercedes-Benz triggers a string of thoughts that starts with the AMG GT, transitions through other AMG models, and ends with the 300SL. There are many reasons the 1954 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing W198 fantasy still exists today, starting with its famous United States debut. Read the rest of this entry
We are now one of the only Mercedes-Benz dealerships in Arizona to be certified to sell and service AMG performance vehicles! When it comes to anything Mercedes-Benz, AMG, Maybach, or Daimler in general, Mercedes-Benz of Scottsdale is now the only name you need to remember. Read the rest of this entry
Although nothing is official yet, we have seen the GT R being tested in multiple different settings over the last year. We’ve seen enough evidence, in fact, that even if it isn’t in 2017, the GT S will return as the GT R. Will this new Mercedes-Benz  be awesome enough to be worth holding out for? This Mercedes-AMG GT S vs Mercedes-AMG GT R comparison aims to figure out exactly that. Read the rest of this entry
Last year, Mercedes-Benz dropped a bomb on the world that left us without the Mercedes-AMG SLS GT. The German automobile creator gave us with the 2016 Mercedes-AMG GT S, which is actually better in most ways, but it just doesn’t have the roar of 583 horses getting violently forced out of 6.2 liters of volume. Now we know what was really going on. Mercedes-Benz and AMG were holding out for the 2017 Mercedes-AMG GT R. Some engine specifications have recently surfaced and we think Mercedes-Benz missed the SLS GT too. Read the rest of this entry