AMG GT (2014 to 2023)

The Mercedes-AMG GT, manufactured globally from 2014 to 2023 for the initial generation and continuing with the second generation from 2024 onwards, stands as the brand's uncompromising answer to the high-performance sports car segment. Engineered entirely in-house at Affalterbach, the series launched as the C190 Coupe and R190 Roadster, initially defined by its front-mid-engine layout and a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 that evolved into legendary track-honed variants like the GT R and the Black Series. In the 2026 Australian market, the AMG GT has reached a peak level of desirability, with the latest generation introducing a more versatile 2+2 seating configuration and all-wheel drive, while the original rear-wheel-drive coupes are increasingly prized as "modern-classic" purity icons. The buyer pool in Australia is notably diverse, ranging from track-day enthusiasts targeting the high-performance GT 63 PRO with its upgraded aerodynamics to lifestyle collectors seeking the prestige of the GT 63 S E Performance hybrid. Locally, market value has remained exceptionally firm for flagship variants, with 2026 buyers frequently prioritising Australian-delivered examples with a documented service history from certified AMG Performance Centres. The local scene has also expanded to include the agile GT 43, providing a more accessible entry-point for enthusiasts who value lightweight handling on winding Australian B-roads. For the Australian aficionado, the AMG GT is more than a 911 rival; it is a permanent fixture of automotive excellence that combines aggressive motorsport technology with a level of luxury that commands respect at every major local motoring event.

The Mercedes-AMG GT, manufactured globally from 2014 to 2023 for the initial generation and continuing with the second generation from 2024 onwards, stands as the brand's uncompromising answer to the high-performance sports car segment. Engineered entirely in-house at Affalterbach, the series launched as the C190 Coupe and R190 Roadster, initially defined by its front-mid-engine layout and a 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 that evolved into legendary track-honed variants like the GT R and the Black Seri… Read more