Mercedes-Benz Brampton
10 Coachworks Crescent, Brampton, Ontario, L6R 3Y2
The GT C Roadster sports an adaptive suspension with active aerodynamics. Along with rear trick axle steering, it has a lot of other tricks under the hood that makes it one of the best cars that you can drive. It will make you feel like you’re on a covert mission, like you need to order a martini which is shaken, not stirred. All in all, it truly looks and feels like the car you would drive in a spy film.
The GT C Roadster Convertible comes with a bi-turbo 4.0 Liter V8 engine that is connected to a 7-speed transmission with a dual clutch. It can generate up to 577 horsepower and can take you from 0 to 60 km/h in 3.2 seconds. The rear of the GT C Roadster is wider than the front, to accommodate fatter rear tires of up to 30ZR-20, up from 35ZR-19.
The interior of the GT C Roadster is one of the most beautiful interiors that you’ll ever see in a car. The part about feeling like being a spy isn’t just for effect, it’s true. There is a metallic interior with accents and an Mb-Tex Leatherette Upholstered Dashboard. When you sit inside, you’ll be greeted with the best leather you’ve ever sat on and the best control systems and displays that you’ve ever seen in a car.
For entertainment, there is SiriusXM Satellite Radio and some backup cameras to help you record everything that goes on in the car.
For safety, there are a bunch of options like Dual Stage Driver and Passenger seat mounted air bags that will help you soften the impact during any collision or accident that you may experience. There are also automated parking sensors that will help you during the parking. There are rear fog lamps that will help with navigation during storms, heavy fog, mist, as well as when it’s snowing.
The GT C Roadster from Mercedes-Benz promises a lot and delivers on a lot more. For a car that looks so incredibly stylish and beautiful, there is more under the surface than you would think. More than just flashy lights and beautiful exteriors, there is handcrafted magic under the hood the likes of which anyone would fall head over heels for.
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