FULL Visual History of Mercedes AMG! + Drifting 2020 C63S with Mr AMG!

The Origin story of AMG!! Featured alongside the New C63 S Wagon, we will answer the question “What makes an AMG”!

And since it’s endgame week I’ll use the infinity stones to travel back in time with you!

We start in the year 1965, when Mercedes Benz just made the decision to discontinue all motorsport activities. And for two engineers, Hans Werner Aufrecht and Erhard Melcher how this crushing blow led to a special moment in 1967!! When AMG racing engine development is Founded. A meaning Aufrecht Melcher Grossaspach.

Fast forward to 1971 - and small AMG team managed to buy a used 300 SEL used for racing, and modified it further bringing the 6.6 V8 up to 6.8, widening the arches, lightening the weight and thus the Red Pig was born! The mighty AMG saloon won champion in its class and won second place overall, only because it needed to stop and refuel constantly. The Legend of the Red Pig was cemented, leading to the expansion of the small company!

In this feature we look at:

- The evolution of the Logo
- 1976 - AMG moves to Affalterbach
- 1980’s - Mercedes and AMG started to work together as official racing partners.
- The first AMG engine technology breakthrough
- The Hammer of 1986!
- The First C Class AMGs - C36, C43
- The AMG Galant Mitsubishi!
- 1999— the biggest year
- The 55 AMG supercharged kompressor Engine
- E55 AMG W211
- The Mercedes McLaren SLR
- The M156 V8 6.2 naturally aspirated
- Black Series
- First C63 aka Axe Murderer
- SLS AMG
- AMG GT R

Then I explore the C63 S Estate to answer what makes an AMG, including drifting, handling, exhaust sound and looks!!

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Driving disclaimer:

Please note all driving shots have been filmed at a private studio! Do not try on public roads.