1 of 70 Globally V12 6.3L S63 AMG W220 - AMG bespoke

[tedzwedz]

Just found in a house move my original brochure for the W220 V12 444bhp S63 AMG, 1 of 70 made, must be very rare as a brochure if anyone likes these

Most do not know this exists. never officially advertised, special order only, apparently €272,000!!!

Only 70 were made globally as a tribute to the 300SEL 6.3/6.8 AMG Red Pig/Rote Sau.

Do not confuse this with the common and mass produced S63 V8 engine series that came later, this was a car AMG made to special order like the SL73 AMG R129, S73 AMG W140 Saloon & Estate, similar CL63 AMG V12 C215 (26 made), W202 C55 AMG, G63 V12 (same engine as this)


For only one month in 2001, AMG created a V12-powered S-Class solely for certain European and Asian markets, presumably for those select potentates and dictators who could hardly endure the shame of being driven around on only 8-cylinders. 4 pots and nearly 100hp separate the S63 AMG from the S55, even though the stopwatch shows only a few tenths advantage for the heavier car.


Based on the 5.8L V12 used in the S600 and CL600, the S63's engine has a larger displacement, a new management system, a new crank case and cooling system, weight-optimized pistons, and a new camshaft with greater valve lift and modified valves.
390lb-ft of torque are available between 2500-5800rpm with a peak of 457 at 4400 rpm while horsepower grows by almost 80 over the S600.


UNICORN 2001 Mercedes V12 S63 AMG W220 SL73 Hammer V8 E60 E500 Rote Sau widebody | eBay

 

[Bobby Dazzler]

I remember there being a CL63 (NA V12) for sale for ages, maybe 2008/9-ish. I think it fell to £20k and may have been in Oxfordshire. There may even be some chatter on MBClub about it.

 

[tedzwedz]

I remember there being a CL63 (NA V12) for sale for ages, maybe 2008/9-ish. I think it fell to £20k and may have been in Oxfordshire. There may even be some chatter on MBClub about it.

Bonhams : One of only 26 examples with the AMG V12 engine,2003 Mercedes-Benz CL63 AMG Chassis no. WDB215.378-1A-026599 Engine no. 137.980-40-018874

Made €31k inc premium in 2015

 

[Alex]

They come up every now and then but are hardly desirable with the M137 being what it is. Even Mercedes decided to quickly forget all about it after only 4 years in production and replace with the M275 that ran for nearly two decades.

 

[John]

I have found that old rarer brochures pick up a few quid on eBay.

 

[jiipee71]

Just found in a house move my original brochure for the W220 V12 444bhp S63 AMG, 1 of 70 made, must be very rare as a brochure if anyone likes these

Most do not know this exists. never officially advertised, special order only, apparently €272,000!!!

Only 70 were made globally as a tribute to the 300SEL 6.3/6.8 AMG Red Pig/Rote Sau.

Do not confuse this with the common and mass produced S63 V8 engine series that came later, this was a car AMG made to special order like the SL73 AMG R129, S73 AMG W140 Saloon & Estate, similar CL63 AMG V12 C215 (26 made), W202 C55 AMG, G63 V12 (same engine as this)


For only one month in 2001, AMG created a V12-powered S-Class solely for certain European and Asian markets, presumably for those select potentates and dictators who could hardly endure the shame of being driven around on only 8-cylinders. 4 pots and nearly 100hp separate the S63 AMG from the S55, even though the stopwatch shows only a few tenths advantage for the heavier car.


Based on the 5.8L V12 used in the S600 and CL600, the S63's engine has a larger displacement, a new management system, a new crank case and cooling system, weight-optimized pistons, and a new camshaft with greater valve lift and modified valves.
390lb-ft of torque are available between 2500-5800rpm with a peak of 457 at 4400 rpm while horsepower grows by almost 80 over the S600.


UNICORN 2001 Mercedes V12 S63 AMG W220 SL73 Hammer V8 E60 E500 Rote Sau widebody | eBay
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Hi guys,

I have here one of 70 made S63 AMG W220. I would like to buy this brochure or pictures of this brochure.
br, JP