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The C63 AMG roadster is the last spot of asylum for Benz’s 451-hp, normally suctioned 6.2-liter V-8. With its sharp throttle reaction and unholy thunder, the motor causes Mercedes’ littlest back drive roadster to feel as though it’s eaten a container loaded with hot peppers bound with steroids. The C63 additionally offers the 507 Edition with 507 hp. An all-new, rechristened Mercedes-AMG C63 model replaces the Mercedes-Benz C63 AMG form; a 469-hp 4.0-liter twin-turbo V-8 replaces the incredible 6.2.

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The key to maintaining your Mercedes Benz is to have a full inspection done once a year so that you can keep an eye out for wear and tear, but also to preemptively find any potential issues that might happen in the future. If driven daily driven, the annual service is done at every 12,500 miles. This will ensure that your runs at optimal performance throughout its lifetime.

The suspension’s job is to not only keep a comfortable ride; it is also to provide optimal handling characteristics. Properly functioning suspension will keep alignment within specification in a straight line as well as in the corners. Moreover, this keeps the tires from wearing unevenly. At each service interval, it is recommended to check the suspension of your Mercedes Benz’s components for any squeaks, rattles, leakage, or play. Alignment can seriously affect both tire wear as well as the handling characteristics of a car. Therefore, it is imperative that the alignment is checked on a regular basis.

Tires are also wearable items that need to be checked at every service interval. Unfortunately, many owners tend to ignore their tires. As they are the only part of your vehicle that are in contact with the ground, they affect handling, acceleration, braking, and crucially, safety. Wear on your Mercedes Benz will vary depending on driving conditions, driving style, and whether or not the vehicle is all-wheel drive or not.