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Mercedes-AMG GT S Given a Widebody Makeover by Prior Design

Giancarlo Perlas July 15, 2018

The Mercedes-AMG GT S already possesses a striking design that would surely make every car enthusiast drool. For the people who are looking to make their AMG GT S more aggressive and sportier, Prior Design just revealed their widebody kit for the car.

Prior Design calls their widebody kit for the AMG GT S the “PD700GTR”. Outside, the auto benefits from new a front lip spoiler, side sills, rear diffuser, wheel arches, bonnet and logo. The new components are available in carbon fiber. These are complemented by a new set of 20- and 21-inch black wheels in front and at the back, respectively. The suspension of the car is also lowered by 40 millimeters using H&R sports springs.

Sadly, Prior Design never mentioned any significant performance boost in the 4.0-liter biturbo V8 engine of the AMG GT S. The PD700GTR package only alters the engine note of the auto using a custom valve control. But what more could you ask for? The sports car already packs 503 hp and 479 lb-ft of torque.

Those who wish to get major power upgrades for their AMG GT S can go for the tuning equipment offered by the likes of Brabus, Fostla, G-Power and Luethen though. There’s the tuning kit being sold by IMSA as well that pushes the vehicle to 860 hp, which is far more than what the Mercedes-AMG GT3 race car is capable of.

Prior Design Mercedes-AMG GT S Photos

Check out the gallery below for the official photos of the Mercedes-AMG GT S with the new Prior Design widebody kit:

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Giancarlo Perlas

Giancarlo is an economist by profession with a career spanning nearly two decades. His professional journey has seen him assume vital roles in various government and private organizations. Alongside his civic and corporate pursuits is his love for cars, particularly those made by Mercedes-Benz. In 2012, he found himself with like-minded individuals within BenzInsider. From then on, he used the platform as a way to share his passion with the automotive community. Follow his Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/benzinsider, X (formerly Twitter) @giancarloperlas, and IG @benzinsider. View all posts by Giancarlo Perlas →

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