Mercedes-Benz GT

The Mercedes-Benz GT is an elegant, high-performance supercar born in 2014, embodying the alliance between sporting dynamism and German refinement, a direct rival to the Aston Martin DB11 and the Porsche 911 Turbo. The history of the Mercedes-Benz GT begins with the first generation (2014-2019), equipped with a 585-hp twin-turbo V8 engine and a design signed by the Affalterbach studios, positioning this two-seater coupe in the ultra-premium segment of road-going GTs. The generations of the Mercedes-Benz GT that followed refined the mechanical range with the arrival of less powerful variants (GT C, GT S) and an electrified powertrain (GT 63 S E Performance), while evolving toward enhanced aerodynamics and cutting-edge onboard technology. The Mercedes-Benz GT has gradually won over collectors and thrill-seekers alike through its aggressive configurations, meticulous finishes, and recognition in endurance racing. With its two generations and the transition to mild hybridization and then plug-in hybrid technology, the Mercedes-Benz GT spec sheet boasts impressive figures: over 630 horsepower in its top configuration, sub-four-second acceleration, and impressive top speeds. Today, the model carries on the legacy of the great GTs from Maranello and Coventry, remaining an object of desire for purists who demand a true sporting grand tourer with mechanical authenticity and striking presence.