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If you’re looking for a great sports car that will literally blow your hair back, look no further than the AMG GT Roadster from Mercedes Benz Canada. It’s got all the great qualities and the finesse that is associated with Mercedes Benz and more.
Each engine of the Mercedes Benz AMG GT Roadster is built by hand, by a master craftsman and tailored to perfection. And since that isn’t something that can be automated or mass produced, it isn’t. There’s just something about the quality of a machine that is handmade which can’t be obtained through the automated machining process.
Each part is placed perfectly, upholding the “One Man-One Engine” process that Mercedes is famous for. And that promise is etched on to the engine, by the creator’s signature on the plaque that is on top of each and everyone that is handcrafted.
The 4 wheel double wishbone suspension of the GT Roadster is made with aluminum and the oil-covers at the rear are hub mounted for extreme accuracy and precision.
The name of Mercedes is associated with great looks and great performance, the AMG GT Roadster being no exception. Everything is taken care of from the start including fuel pressure to exhaust routing. All of the components and all of the properties of the engine are made for speed, great response and made to heighten the experience of driving on the open road.
The NANOSLIDE cylinder walls in the AMG GT Roadster are built to cut friction and reduce air resistance so that the endurance and power of this beast of a car is not wasted on cutting through the air. The Panamerican grille and the active rear spoiler, the proportions of the hood and the sleek design all complement each other to manage the air flow, making driving through the open road a breeze.
The AMG GT Roadster is made for speed and for balance so that an ideal 46:54 front to rear balance is created. There is a 7-speed, multimode transaxle that is rear mounted for this very purpose. There is also a carbon-fibre driveshaft that links the axle to the front-mid-mounted V8.
This allows the GT Roadster to have great response to razor fast shifts and a very limited slip differential.
The Mercedes Benz AMG GT Roadster is engineered for maximum speed, the least amount of weight and great comfort. The materials used are carbon fibre and high quality polymers that not only give this a futuristic feel, but contribute to its value as a great sports car. It can rip through the air like its nothing, and it can also provide a great experience with the comfort that you deserve. There’s a fingertip touchpad and an 8.4 inch screen to deliver entertainment and navigation.
Whatever your needs, you can’t go wrong with the Mercedes Benz AMG GT Roadster.
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