The Mercedes-AMG C63 Coupé enhanced by Chrometec is truly spectacular

The customisation of cars is a thriving industry. Taking one of the most important cars on the market and upgrading its features, so that it becomes a different, more attractive vehicle with more presence, is commonplace and ultimately gives us spectacular cars that we would not otherwise see on the road. The Mercedes-AMG C63 Coupé is one of these cars that receives many updates and, to outdo them all, Chrometec has created a truly impressive version.

The first touch we can see is on the exterior. Carbon fibre is the material used to shape the exclusive elements of this version of the car. A custom grille has been added, which aims to set it apart from the model it is based on and offer a different image. The front also receives changes with the presence of the front splitter. The covers of the front mirrors are also new and made of this material. The rear has also received several changes, most notably the rear spoiler and other elements that give the version its dynamic look.

The 20-inch wheels help give the car its aggressive image, but when driving it, there are changes too. To begin with, there is a suspension tuned to what the car offers, improving the driving experience and providing greater steering control, something already noteworthy in the base model.

The engine has been adjusted to raise the output of the 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 to 603 CV, a considerable 134 CV more than the standard model. All these changes considerably increase the price of the car, which is certainly not cheap. For example, the engine remapping costs 4,998 euros, although it can be combined with an electronic exhaust system, which allows the driver to control the exhaust valves independently, delivering a spectacular sound and adding 690 euros to the total.

The set of 20-inch wheels costs 2,600 euros, while the adjustable suspension kit raises the final price by a further 620 euros. As you can see in the photo gallery, the result is well worth it. Would you like to drive it?

Via | Carscoops