This lithium-ion battery is ten pounds lighter than a conventional unit.
Photo: Marc LachapelleA quick track and changing weather for this first contact with the Mercedes-AMG GT on Canadian soil.
Photo: Marc LachapelleThe cabin of the GT S is beautiful and photogenic in red and black.
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Photo: Marc LachapelleThere were only four AMG GTs in Canada, and we had them all to ourselves at the Canadian Tire Motorsport Park.
Photo: Marc LachapelleThe AMG GT S' seats are as beautiful as they are comfortable, and they offer a lot of lateral support.
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Photo: Marc LachapelleThe GT S' centre console is beautiful, especially in this optional silver hue.
Photo: Marc LachapelleYou can choose between 5 different driving modes using this wheel.
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Photo: Marc LachapelleThe negative camber angle of the front wheels helps with cornering sharpness.
Photo: Marc LachapelleThe large dials and clear displays are typical for AMG products.
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Photo: Marc LachapelleThe graphics are really well-made.
Photo: Marc LachapelleThere is no better way to illustrate the A/C controls.
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Photo: Marc LachapelleOne of the optional packages include this carbon fibre divider between the cockpit and the cargo area.
Photo: Marc LachapelleThe GT S' sides really showcase its sleek curves, sharp angles and short overhangs.
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Photo: Marc LachapelleThe 4-litre, 503-horsepower twin-turbo V8 in the GT S is mounted low in the chassis thanks to its dry-sump lubrication system.
Photo: Marc LachapelleThe two turbos are mounted in the middle of the engine for a more compact design.
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Photo: Marc LachapelleAs part of AMG's tradition, each engine is ''signed'' by the engineer who built it.
Photo: Marc LachapelleThis lithium-ion battery is ten pounds lighter than a conventional unit.
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Photo: Marc LachapelleThe GT S rides on 265/35R19 tires up front and 295/30R20 at the back.
Photo: Marc LachapelleRain kept things interesting on track... we even saw hail fall from the sky twice.
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Photo: Mercedes-AMGFive different finishes are available for the inside, ranging from matte black to metallic silver.
Photo: Mercedes-AMGOnly the 30 Edition 1 cars will feature this rear wing.
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Photo: Mercedes-AMGIn addition to the rear wing, Edition 1 cars will also get this carbon fibre roof.
Photo: Marc LachapelleThe standard grille features pointy silver sticks, but you can also get a black one (in addition to the black wheels shown here).
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Photo: Mercedes-AMGCarbon-ceramic brakes, an option worth $13,750, feature these golden brake calipers.
Photo: Marc LachapelleA Mercedes-AMG GT S wet after our tests, just like a stallion after a good race.