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Looking at changing my 2017 C43 to a 2015 C63. Any experiences would be appreciated. Biggest pro is V8 but losing 4matic. Anyone else made the move?
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I’ve no experience of the C43, but I have had lots of Quattro Audi’s so love 4WD. Traction isn’t a problem on a 63 provided you have quality tyres and they’re up to operating temperature before you attempt any heroics.Looking at changing my 2017 C43 to a 2015 C63. Any experiences would be appreciated. Biggest pro is V8 but losing 4matic. Anyone else made the move?
I am looking at the non 'S' in my budget is there much difference overall for day to day.I’ve no experience of the C43, but I have had lots of Quattro Audi’s so love 4WD. Traction isn’t a problem on a 63 provided you have quality tyres and they’re up to operating temperature before you attempt any heroics.
I’ve had my C63S for 3 years and quickly discovered it is an extremely competent car, both on track and on road.
Make the move, I guarantee you won’t regret it.
Day to day you probably won’t notice a difference in driving, but things like the sports seat's make a big difference if you’re pressing on - very supportive. I would highly recommend getting a car with the switchable exhaust though, if like me you like some ‘theatre’ when you’re drivingI am looking at the non 'S' in my budget is there much difference overall for day to day.
Drive an S and a non-S before you make a decision because everyone loves the way that S seats look, but sitting in them can be a bit marmite - some people absolutely love them for comfort and support, and others crawl out in pain.I am looking at the non 'S' in my budget is there much difference overall for day to day.
Pop some quality winter tyres on from October to April and be amazed how much more confidence you’ll have in cold and wet weather. Snow becomes easy with winter tyres on cars like the C 63 S, and even more extreme. In fact the more extreme the car, the more noticeable the difference in performance using winter tyres.I would not take it out n snow personally. I was initially cautious driving it due to fears of losing grip, however gradually gained confidence pushing it harder from month to month.
I’ve run a 2017 C43 Coupe new briefly and then changed to a new C63S Coupe. I’d echo the comments above. You can exploit more of the C43‘s performance on the road and the AWD makes it a good all round package. It’s fairly docile overall. The C63S is a big step up in performance, both outright acceleration and also for torque that you can just surf along with. However, It’s a harder riding car. Winters on mine made it all year usable.Looking at changing my 2017 C43 to a 2015 C63. Any experiences would be appreciated. Biggest pro is V8 but losing 4matic. Anyone else made the move?
You could sell him your 204, I’m sure he has £15k cash waitingTest drive the 204 c63 it might surprise you over the 205
My wife prefers the 205
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