Available new from: December 2018  -  January 2020

Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe (19-23)
Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe (19-23)
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Scroll down for the full details of the Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe 2019 right here. On this page, you will find all the key specs for the GT 4-Door Coupe from overall fuel efficiency in MPG and its top speed in MPH, to running costs, dimensions, data and lots more. With Parkers you'll find the most comprehensive source of car specs online.
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Specs Overview

4wd
Auto
Petrol
4dr
Power (bhp)576 bhp
Acceleration 0-60 mph3.3 secs
Miles per tank376 miles
Insurance group get an insurance quote? 50
Road tax£600 per year
Dimensions (mm)Length 5054mm X Width 2069mm
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Costs

What is the price to buy a used and new GT 4-Door Coupe 2019 and what is the overall running cost?

Miles per pound3.1 - 3.3 mpp
Fuel consumption
Latest test standard (WLTP) Explanation
Official fuel economy tests explained
An improved official test for car fuel economy was introduced in September 2017.
The new WLTP test gives figures closer to a car's "true mpg" than the pre-2017 NEDC test, which tended to overstate mpg compared to what real-world drivers would get.
When looking at mpg for two cars, always check the figures were measured under the same test system. Comparing one car's WLTP figure with another's NEDC figure will not tell you which has the better mpg.
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21.4 - 22.6 mpg
Insurance group50
Annual road tax£600
Price when new£122,960
Used price range£51,450 - £75,825
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Dimensions

What are the dimensions of GT 4-Door Coupe 2019 and its fuel capacity and the overall weight?

Fuel Capacity80 litres
Weight2100kg
Length5054mm
Width2069mm
Height1442mm
Wheelbase2951mm
Turning Circle12m
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Performance

What is the BHP, top speed, torque, and CO2 emissions of GT 4-Door Coupe 2019?

Power576 bhp
Top Speed193 mph
0-60 mph3.3 secs
Torque800 Nm, 590 ft-lb
CO2 Emissions256 g/km
Euro Emissions Standard6
Miles Per Tank376 miles
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Equipment list & trim options

GT Basic equipment
  • ABS
  • Alarm
  • Body coloured bumpers
  • Cruise control
  • Driver`s airbag
  • Electric driver`s seat
  • Electric mirrors
  • Electric passenger`s seat
  • Front electric windows
  • Heated seats
  • Height adjustable drivers seat
  • Isofix child seat anchor points
  • Leather seat trim
  • Lumbar support
  • Parking sensors
  • PAS
  • Passenger`s airbag
  • Rear electric windows
  • Remote locking
  • Sat Nav
  • Service indicator
  • Side airbags
  • Sports seats
  • Traction control
GT Standard Equipment
  • Alloy wheels
  • Heated mirrors
GT Optional Equipment
  • Climate control
  • Metallic Paint
  • Steering wheel rake adjustment
  • Steering wheel reach adjustment
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Engine

What is the Engine size, fuel type, transmission, and Gearbox of Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe 2019?

Engine Size3982cc
Cylinders8
Valves32
Fuel TypePetrol
TransmissionAutomatic
Gearbox9 Speed
Drivetrain4 wheel drive
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Cabin & Luggage

What are the number of seats and doors in Mercedes-AMG GT 4-Door Coupe 2019 and its boot size?

Doors4
Seats4
Luggage Capacity461 litres
Unbraked Towing Weight-
Braked Towing Weight-

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*Where a range of mpp is shown the low figure relates to a version of this car fitted with all optional extras that reduce fuel economy; the high figure to a version fitted with no such options. A single figure indicates there are no options available that affect fuel economy. Based on WLTP combined fuel economy for versions of this car made since September 2017 only, and typical current fuel or electricity costs.