

I'm sure there are plenty of differing views out there

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Pre 2012 - if the engine came from Affalterbach
Post 2012 - If it came with AMG on the bootlid from factory (unless de-badged from factory)
5.5L+ engine... everything else is pretend
Or an "AMG" keyring would suffice...
what makes a MB an AMG?
The smile when you start the car with a cold start and and you wake thekidsall the street at the same time.
...P.S: Even the Affalterbach engines are not really hand-built as most of us would understand it; they are assembled on a production line by one man, rather than by several.
It's still very impressive to see in person. I would recommend that anyone who has the opportunity to do so, visits the AMG engine plant in Affalterbach.Now you're being silly...
To me, 'hand-built' conjures up an image of a master craftsman using all his considerable skills lovingly to assemble a piece of machinery pretty much with hand tools only, like a prototype for which the rigs and jigs have not yet been built, or perhaps like a bespoke full race engine from a small engine tuner.
It's still very impressive to see in person. I would recommend that anyone who has the opportunity to do so, visits the AMG engine plant in Affalterbach.
Someone stuck an AMG badge on the back of mine. Can't trust anyone these days...Despite popular belief, not the AMG badge on the back.
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