The Mercedes-AMG GT is a notable series of 2-door sports cars created by the renowned German automaker, Mercedes-AMG. Launched on 9th September 2014 and then showcased to the public in October 2014 at the Paris Motor Show, the Mercedes-AMG GT represented a significant step for Mercedes-AMG as it was their second sports car developed entirely in-house. While not a direct successor to the SLS AMG, the Mercedes-AMG GT marked a new chapter in the brand’s sports car lineup.

Key points about the Mercedes-AMG GT series include:

– Introduction and Variants: The Mercedes-AMG GT made its debut with two initial variants, the GT and GT S, which hit the market in March 2015. The GT3 racing variant was introduced the same year, followed by the high-performance GT R variant in 2016, offering enthusiasts a more potent driving experience.

– Expansion: In 2017, Mercedes-AMG introduced the GT4 racing variant to cater to semi-professional drivers, building upon the GT R’s performance capabilities. This move highlighted the brand’s commitment to providing a diverse range of options to sports car enthusiasts.

– Evolution: The lineup continued to evolve with the introduction of the AMG GT Black Series in 2021, showcasing Mercedes-AMG’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of performance and design in the sports car segment.

Overall, the Mercedes-AMG GT

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