2012 Mercedes Benz C63 AMG Black Series Coupe spied on the ring

I highly doubt the TT motor is going to be inside this Black Series, especially given that the regular C63 coupe has the NA motor still. Also, with E-coupe's adaptation of the TT motor for 2012 MY, there is reason to believe the C and E coupes will be distinguished further by their respective NA/TT engine application throughout their lines, AMG, BS or otherwise. Therefore, the TT application on this specific example is an old speculation.

Wow just looking at that front end tells you this car means business.

This is a hit under the waist from MB! Put the power where no one expects it!

You are all wrong. Regular C63 will be converted to a smaller turbo mill as well. CAFE is upon Mercedes. The 6.1L N/A dead, except for the SLS. All others will be changed--ML, S, E, SLK, you name it.

This C63 Black Series is a nice car but not as nice as the CLK 63 Black Series. Afterall, there were only 300 of the CLK 63 Black Series ever built world-wide (as noted in Jeremy Clarkson's article in the London Sunday Times; see link at the bottom). Jeremy Clarkson is the tall guy from the car show Top Gear which is aired on the BBC chanel. Needles to say that Jeremy ended up buying a CLK 63 Black Series right after he test drove it for the Top Gear show. The guy has been test driving the most exclusive, fastest, and expensive cars in the world (from Pagani Zondas to Ferarri Enzos). For him to buy the CLK 63 Black Series speaks volume. In quoting him, here is what Jeremy said about the CLK 63 Black Series: "When I first tested the 6.2-litre CLK Black, only 300 of which were built, I was overawed by its massive range of abilities. It was not just the thunderous 507 horsepower or the insane wheelarch extensions, though these two things on their own were probably enough. It was the knife-edge handling, the constant sense that you were driving something that was actually designed to kill you. It was called the Black, I suspected, because that was the colour of its heart." I would definately buy a CLK 63 Black Series before I consider buying this C63 Black Series. The CLK 63 Black Series is by far more exlusive than the C63 Black Series, and by far better built car than any other Black Series Mercedes has ever produced. Been only 300 of the CLK 63 Black Series ever produced world-wide, in years to come, the CLK 63 Black Series will worth a whole a lot more than this C63 Black Series or any other Black Series. ;-) http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/driving/jeremy_clarkson/article6907705.ece