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Just drove my mates C63 AMG - never driven anything like it. Mental fast.

Hang round here a while, we have many, many quicker cars you can ride in :P

C63 runs what, mid 12's @ ~115 mph with an auto box?

Having said that, would definitely own a 63 for daily if I had the cash

Hang round here a while, we have many, many quicker cars you can ride in :P

C63 runs what, mid 12's @ ~115 mph with an auto box?

Having said that, would definitely own a 63 for daily if I had the cash

Mid 12's but torquey as hell, just wouldn't keep traction. To me it felt quicker than the R35 I went in (as a passenger that time).

And anyone with a quicker car is welcome to take me for a drive :woot:

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