Later this year, Mercedes’ limited-edition 2020 AMG GT R Pro will go on sale for just under $200,000, not including destination. The track-ready car features adjustable coilovers, carbon splitters, wings, and an adjustable carbon front sway bar.
The GT R Pro includes a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission, rear-wheel drive, and its 4.0-liter V8 puts out 577 horsepower and 516 lb.-ft. of torque which allows the car to get to 60 in just 3.5 seconds with a top speed of 198 mph.
Potential buyers would do well to take note that this is the same power put out by the non-Pro version, but the Pro version will get you around the track more than six seconds faster thanks to its aerodynamic updates including carbon fiber inclusion.
The car comes with an attention-grabbing stripe which buyers will have the option of forgoing when purchasing in an effort to make the car look a bit more discreet.
The increased pricing gets you better track performance, a fixed rear spoiler, and carbon-ceramic brakes. Is it worth it? For AMG fans and collectors, perhaps the extra boost in performance is worth the thousands of extra dollars you’ll pay over the non-Pro version, which goes for only $159,350.
Only 750 of these vehicles will be made worldwide (with just 150 allotted for the United States), and by the time you tack on the destination fee, you’ll be paying over $200,000 for this AMG.
Source: The Drive