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2018 AMG® GT Roadster Phoenix AZ
What do you do when you create a vehicle so perfect that performance can no longer be improved? You take the top off and enjoy it! With the introduction of the AMG® GT and GT C Roadsters, the AMG® GT now exists in six forms. Five of them are street legal, and two of them are convertibles, letting raw sunlight in with no reserve. If you are looking for a 2018 AMG® GT Roadster in Phoenix, come talk to us at Mercedes-Benz of Arrowhead today!
The 2018 AMG® GT Roadster is the base-model AMG® GT Roadster, if you can even call it that. It features the same 4.0L V8 biturbo engine found in the AMG® Coupe, pushing out 469 horsepower on its way to 188 miles per hour, passing 60 in just 3.9 seconds, all with the wind in your hair and your head in the clouds. From 2017, the "hot inside V" engine increased in power by 13 horsepower and 18 lb-ft of torque, available for the first time in the GT Roadster.
Design
The modern, yet historic look of the AMG® GT Roadster forces nostalgia down the throats of driving enthusiasts everywhere.
Performance
The GT Roadster gives drivers a feeling of nostalgia, but it can also make you nauseous if you do it right.
Technology
With adaptive aerodynamics from the GT R and all the latest driver assistance features, the GT Roadster is the unattested king of the road.
AMG® DYNAMIC SELECT® Driving Modes
One of the best features of all Mercedes-Benz vehicles is the DYNAMIC SELECT® Driving Mode system. With DYNAMIC SELECT®, drivers can customize the AMG® GT Roadster to their performance needs or wants. In this scenario, we are referring to four different driving modes, known as Comfort, Sport, Sport Plus, and Individual. In each mode, the roadster makes extremely fine adjustments to the suspension, transmission, throttle, and exhaust.
In turn, this makes the GT Roadster faster or more comfortable with every step in between. If you have any questions about the new 2018 AMG® GT Roadster, come to Mercedes-Benz of Arrowhead to get the answers you need.
