The 2013 E63 T-Model was just the kind of car for someone who was looking for a sports car but didn’t want to stand out with an opulent CLS.
And the station-wagon was a family car after all.

Or, it might as well just be the perfect car for very very fast delivery service. No matter the reason, the car was built and it was more powerful than other famed sports cars or GT vehicles. It was the car that could put 557 hp on all four wheels.

There were some clues to reveal the beast hidden under the family premium station-wagon. First, it was the grille with the characteristics horizontal chromed double-bar that emerged from the side to the center Mercedes-Benz badge. Then, there were the large air-scoop on the lower part of the bumper and big side-scoops meant for cooling the brakes.

Inside, the car was just a luxurious family station-wagon with bucket-seats upfront and a wide bench-seat in the rear. Of course, the technology available for the driver was up to date, with a premium infotainment system and all the comfort features for the era, including leather upholstery, heated and ventilated seats plus a specific design for the gear lever.

But the real magic was under the bodywork. Apart from the specification sheet, there were some more details involved in the AMG E63 E-Class T-Model. The AMG Carbo-ceramic larger brakes, the adaptive air suspension, and the special AMG SPEEDSHIFT MCT 7-speed sports transmission. The fast family station-wagon could do a 0-100 kph (0-62 mph) sprint in 3.8 seconds. If that wasn’t enough, the AMG also offered an “S” version with almost 600 hp.