2014 Mercedes-benz C-class C63 Amg on 2040-cars
Lottsburg, Virginia, United States
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2014 C63 AMG Edition 507 Sedan. Marking the final year of the 6.3 liter M156 V8 engine. The Edition 507 package makes these changes to a standard C63:
507 horsepower variant of the M156 (Black Series) 6.3L engine, Forged rotating assembly (i.e. pistons, rods and crankshaft) directly from the AMG SLS equipped M159 engine saving 6.6 lbs. of rotational mass and increasing power output, Back Series vented hood (Aluminum, vented for heat extraction), 14.2 composite brake rotors with Red Calipers on all four corners, 19 inch forged Edition 507; wheels (10 spoke silver), Factory blacked out grill and DRL surrounds, front and rear spoilers, Designo Porcelain Stitching/Black Alcantara interior exclusive to the 507 C63, 507 Edition plaques.
Only being produced for five months makes the sedan variant of the Edition 507 very, very rare. It's estimated only about 100 examples reside within the US and no more than 1,000 worldwide. Again, this is for the sedan only produced in 2014 only.
Optional Equipment includes:
Parktronic w/Parking Guidance, Distronic Cruise, Lane Tracking, Limited Slip Differential, Keyless Go, AMG Illuminated Door Sills. Black Napa Leather Package with Power Front Sport Seats. Lighting Package, Bi-Xenon Headlights, Active Curve Illumination, Adaptive High Beam. Multimedia Package - 7 color display, COMAND system with Hard Drive Navi, In Dash DVD/CD, Voice Control, Blue Tooth Audio, Factory Wheel locks, Rear Side Airbags, Moon roof.
All scheduled maintenance up to date, always garaged kept, MINT condition, never seen rain or snow, No accidents, no issues, no flaws, non-smoker, Still under factory warranty.
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How Atlanta landed Mercedes-Benz
Fri, Jan 16 2015The first phone call came last spring. An international real estate company had a high-profile client that wanted to relocate its North American headquarters. The client, whose identity was confidential, narrowed the list of prospective sites to Texas, North Carolina and Georgia. Would Georgia officials be interested in a discussion? Behind the scenes, they worked for months to lure the company, touting lower housing prices and a relaxed pace of life. They arranged interviews with CEOs of other companies in Atlanta who could speak about the area's business climate and they augmented negotiations with key executives from a utility company and Atlanta-Hartsfield Airport. Ultimately, they were also offered a reported $40 to $50 million in tax incentives. Secrecy was vital. The intermediary and officials with the Georgia Department of Economic Development gave the project a code name that changed three times throughout the summer and fall, so that only a few people had access to the most basic information. It was called Operation Eagle. It was only in September that the Georgia officials learned the identity of the client, Mercedes-Benz, and only last week that Operation Eagle bore fruit when the company publicly announced it would relocate its North American headquarters from Montvale, NJ, to the north side of Atlanta. "They put themselves in a spot on the north side where millennials can live in the city, and people can live in the northern suburbs and raise a family," Tom Croteau, deputy commissioner of global commerce for the GDED, tells Autoblog. "And when you combine that with the business aspect of a lower-cost environment, that's what we were able to provide them, along with a long-term commitment to support them however we can." In the move, the company benefits from a location that's closer to a growing base of suppliers that work with German car companies in the Southeast, as well as closer proximity to ports in Brunswick, GA, that are some of the busiest in the country. Mercedes-Benz will bring 800 to 1,000 jobs to the area. In addition to the employment, Georgia benefits from another notch in its automotive belt. Atlanta is already home to Porsche's North American headquarters. Kia Motors has a major manufacturing facility in West Point, GA, and General Motors opened an information technology center in Atlanta two years ago that employs roughly 1,000 workers.
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Let this be a warning...
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