GTP Cool Wall: 1985-1991 Mercedes-Benz 560 SEC AMG
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- GTPlanet
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1.8 tonnes of Affalterbach badassery.
Cool.
Cool.
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Pretty much perfect from a styling point of view.
Also it's comparatively heavy, and is an automatic, it was also bought by rich yuppies and other very uncool people originally, then it was bought by wanna be gangsters, now it's bought by nerds.
I see no reason not to go SZ.
Also it's comparatively heavy, and is an automatic, it was also bought by rich yuppies and other very uncool people originally, then it was bought by wanna be gangsters, now it's bought by nerds.
I see no reason not to go SZ.
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- SweetLilPoppet
- SweetLilPoppet
This thing is so badass.
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Now this Merc is cool and being associated with some of the more shady things in this world doesn't hurt it to me, the instant dated other Merc being pooled is the opposite.
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A non-AMG 560SEC would have been very cool. This is crass on a Miami Vice or Sultan of Brunai level. Uncool.
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Aye.
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- FerrariFan24
Unfortunately, to me it looks really tacky at some angles. The wheels look like that a ricer decided to put some offset on the car. The looks of an R32 Skyline doesn't help.
It is, however, quite understated, to me at least. Uncool.
It is, however, quite understated, to me at least. Uncool.
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- GTP_RogerTheHors
Wheels ruin it.
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AMG weren't attached to Mercedes Benz in any way when this car was produced.
I once tried to nominate nismo 400r and I wasn't able to.
During the early 1980s and up until 1990, AMG offered a variety of engine performance packages, alloy wheels and styling products as an entirely independent company from Daimler-Benz. In 1990, AMG signed a co-operation agreement with Daimler-Benz, and AMG options and cars were then offered in Mercedes-Benz showrooms; in 1999 Daimler AG, then known as DaimlerChrysler AG, bought the controlling share of AMG and made them part of the official Mercedes-Benz line-up.[6]
So basically during the time of production mb and amg started to cooperate
During the early 1980s and up until 1990, AMG offered a variety of engine performance packages, alloy wheels and styling products as an entirely independent company from Daimler-Benz. In 1990, AMG signed a co-operation agreement with Daimler-Benz, and AMG options and cars were then offered in Mercedes-Benz showrooms; in 1999 Daimler AG, then known as DaimlerChrysler AG, bought the controlling share of AMG and made them part of the official Mercedes-Benz line-up.[6]
So basically during the time of production mb and amg started to cooperate
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- Pyano1132
It's not the best looking old-school AMG.
Low cool
Low cool
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- ScottPuss20
- CheetahsMeow
I saw of one these quite a while ago, and loved the look of it. It's not what you'd expect from a Mercedes Benz. Car in question:
Well, it's actually a 500 SEC AMG, but it's close enough, right? Either way, the 560SEC is perfect. You can see it from so many different angles and nothing seems out of place on the thing. It's a clean design and I love it. Cool
Well, it's actually a 500 SEC AMG, but it's close enough, right? Either way, the 560SEC is perfect. You can see it from so many different angles and nothing seems out of place on the thing. It's a clean design and I love it. Cool
