Experience the sheer performance of the Mercedes E63 AMG S 4MATIC (2014 W212) as it tears down the Autobahn in a full onboard POV. Watch this super sedan surge to 250 km/h with brutal kickdown ...

The Mercedes-Benz E-Class has always been a luxury mid-size sedan, but not all E-Class models are created equal. While the majority of Mercedes-Benz's E-Class sedans lean more toward comfort and ...

This V8-powered E-Class Wagon hails from a time before the Mercedes-AMG moniker was placed in front of every flagship Mercedes-Benz model designation. It’s a W212 E 63 AMG, which was initially ...

This 2015 E63 AMG S is finished in Polar White with factory carbon trim, under 27,000 miles, and no mechanical mods. AMG didn’t just build fast cars—it built versions you could actually use. The E63 ...

As if people aren’t impressed enough with standard Mercedes-Benz badging, it’s taking things to a whole different level when you show them a Mercedes-AMG badge. The 2021 E63 S is a monster 4-door ...

AMG didn't want the E63 to best the GT63, and adding mild-hybrid tech simply wasn't an option. Steven Ewing spent his childhood reading car magazines, making his career as an automotive journalist an ...

The E63 wagon's excellence is even more notable when you look around the industry and see just how thoroughly the U.S. market has abandoned the wagon, let alone even slower-selling high-performance ...

For the longest time — or at least what felt like the longest time to Americans obsessed with fast station wagons — the Mercedes-Benz E-Class AMG was the only game in town when it came to buying a new ...

A new range of color and trim options is more than enough reason to revisit Mercedes' 603-horsepower station wagon. Steven Ewing spent his childhood reading car magazines, making his career as an ...

News of a twin-turbo V8 engine returning to the Mercedes-AMG C63 and E63 has, unfortunately, been greatly exaggerated. Despite the fever pitch of excitement surrounding a report that V8 power will be ...

We hear, however, that the E63 wagon will continue to be sold in America along with the E63 sedan. Here's why: The wagon is special-order anyway, unlike the mainstream E450 the All-Terrain replaces.