39 models in four characters. Choose one to begin.
The lineup.
Nineteen families, four characters. Open a family to compare every version side by side.
*0–60 mph times are manufacturer estimates; actual results vary. Specifications describe the model year shown. Images are representative; equipment and availability vary. Model details are based on Mercedes-Benz USA information reviewed October 29, 2026. New and prior model years appear together for comparison. This is a model guide, not a list of vehicles in stock.
Handcrafted byAffalterbach
One Man, One Engine.
Every handcrafted AMG engine is assembled from start to finish by a single engineer in Affalterbach, Germany. When it is complete, they sign the plaque on top.
23 models carry that signature, across these families:
Where to take it.
The track
Two serious circuits are a road trip away: NCM Motorsports Park in Bowling Green and Barber Motorsports Park in Birmingham.
The open road
The Natchez Trace Parkway begins just south of Nashville and is made for a long weekend drive.
Every day
In Nashville, close to Brentwood, Franklin, Murfreesboro, Mt. Juliet and Antioch.
Your AMG, in Nashville.
Bring your garage. We compare the models side by side, walk you through equipment and set up a test drive when you are ready.
The AMG lineup changes as new models arrive. Each model shows its year so you can tell a 2026 GLC 43 from a 2027 GLC 53, or the combustion GT 4-door from the new electric generation. Local availability is separate from this guide.
Is every AMG engine handcrafted?
No. Selected engines are handcrafted under the One Man, One Engine principle. Others are AMG-enhanced, and electric models use electric motors. Each model names its engine.
Are the performance figures directly comparable?
Compare the exact model year and variant. Output can describe an engine alone or a combined hybrid system, and boost functions have conditions. Acceleration figures are manufacturer estimates under test conditions.