Brabus-Tuned Mercedes-AMG GT Unveiled at Frankfurt Motor Show
Giancarlo Perlas September 19, 2015
The Brabus GT based on the Mercedes-AMG GT.
Brabus showcased its tuned Mercedes-AMG GT at Frankfurt Motor Show. It went under the moniker Brabus GT.
As revealed by the famous Mercedes-Benz aftermarket tuning firm prior to the event, the Brabus GT packs 600 hp under its hood. Then its torque is rated at 553 lb-ft. That’s 97 hp and 74 lb-ft higher than the stock configuration output of the AMG GT’s V8 engine.
The power of the car is distributed through the standard AMG 7-speed dual clutch automatic gearbox with manual shifting mode. Combined with the cranked up power of the engine though, its zero to 62 mph sprint improves to 3.6 seconds from the original 3.8 seconds. Moreover, its maximum speed is boosted to achieve up to 201 mph, which is 8 mph higher than the original.
As usual, Brabus imbues the Mercedes-AMG GT with its signature carbon fiber refinements in the body. The front lip spoiler, boot lid spoiler, and air intakes noticeably get the treatment. These are topped off with new customized multiple-spoke alloy wheels wrapped in performance tires. These all come with Brabus badges.
The upholstery in the interior of the sports car also get a blacked out look with high class cow hide leather. In addition, the steering wheel gets wrapped in Alcantara while the other surfaces take carbon fiber wood trim.
Brabus Mercedes-AMG GT Pictures at Frankfurt Motor Show
Check out more photos of the Brabus GT during the auto show in the gallery below:
