Has anyone driven/compared the base amg gt?
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Has anyone driven/compared the base amg gt?
As the title says... Has anyone test driven the base gt?
I'm in a fluid financial situation, but if things go well I could be trying to lease an svr in a couple of months. It would be my third ftype though, so I'm trying to look for something else. The amg gt is pricey, and the only amg I could possibly afford to lease would be the base gt. All the reviews look at the ftype r Vs amg gts, which is hardly fair given that similarly optioned cars have a 30-40k price difference.
So back to my question... I plan to test drive it, but only if I'm serious. Has anyone been on this situation and actually compared the ftype with the base gt?
Thanks!
I'm in a fluid financial situation, but if things go well I could be trying to lease an svr in a couple of months. It would be my third ftype though, so I'm trying to look for something else. The amg gt is pricey, and the only amg I could possibly afford to lease would be the base gt. All the reviews look at the ftype r Vs amg gts, which is hardly fair given that similarly optioned cars have a 30-40k price difference.
So back to my question... I plan to test drive it, but only if I'm serious. Has anyone been on this situation and actually compared the ftype with the base gt?
Thanks!
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Thank you for the post as I too am considering an AMG GT. I saw one in Palm Springs last winter and it caught my eye. however, at the same time I am absolutely happy with my F Type.
This is simply about change and while I am in my sixties, every day is a gift and I intend to enjoy the journey. I have not yet researched the lease cost and I expect because they are few, this could be a pricey venture.
As for the "road test" I'll be surprised if I'm disappointed. At the same time, I will not take a deep dive on this unless I am prepared to say, "I'll take it..." Let me (us) know the details if you move forward.
Dave
This is simply about change and while I am in my sixties, every day is a gift and I intend to enjoy the journey. I have not yet researched the lease cost and I expect because they are few, this could be a pricey venture.
As for the "road test" I'll be surprised if I'm disappointed. At the same time, I will not take a deep dive on this unless I am prepared to say, "I'll take it..." Let me (us) know the details if you move forward.
Dave
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I drove both, ended up with an SVR, for me, the Merc didn't have the sound track that the jag has, and that matters a lot, also it felt heavier and less involved to drive (I also drove the GTs on Abu Dhabi's F1 track at speed) and whilst its immensely fast, at the same track I drove an F-Type V6 which I have to say was more fun. the Mercs cockpit while arguably a bit more luxurious, felt too busy with buttons and switches and too high up, it was almost claustrophobic sitting in there. My decision was swayed a bit on price because the Base AMG convertible is way more than the SVR convertible and to get the equivalent power to an SVR you need the top end one which was considerably more. Also I know a couple of guys with High end AMG saloon cars and still to this day Mercs seem plagued by constant electrical and computing problems, but its a bloody nice car, I just felt the SVR was a better one
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hmm then maybe wait till september time frame when they are putting on incentives/discounts to rid of the 17MY stock. my uncle works for MB here in toronto area and thats what he suggested to my dad who was looking at a CLS 550 last year. they will give lower lease rates and incentives for the old stock to be gone.
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hmm then maybe wait till september time frame when they are putting on incentives/discounts to rid of the 17MY stock. my uncle works for MB here in toronto area and thats what he suggested to my dad who was looking at a CLS 550 last year. they will give lower lease rates and incentives for the old stock to be gone.