Photo: S. Baldauf / SB Medien
Since it's not the first time our carparazzi spotted the AMG GT3 road-legal race car and Mercedes-Benz's PR mechanism is bound to make some announcements soon, we'll skip to what's new with this particular test mule.
Earlier spyshots showed Stuttgart's new monster spawned using the AMG GT wearing a lot of components meant to boost its outer shell's aerodynamics.
However, our spy photographers report this is a production-ready road-going GT3 wearing different clothing from what we've seen so far, especially in the front and rear departments.
Also, there are new air intakes inserted into the front spoiler, which has been positioned lower than in previous camouflage-covered models we've seen rumbling on the Nurburgring.
The front grille is heavily covered in kaleidoscopic covers, which makes us believe it will suffer major changes design-wise, maybe similar to what the AMG GT race version has to offer.
In the back, besides the new air intakes between the taillights you can't miss the huge spoiler complemented by a single central exhaust and a redesigned diffuser. Also, we expect less weight courtesy of carbon fiber but also a bump in horsepower.
As an ending note, we know for sure Mercedes will not use the GT3 moniker for this street-legal car, since it is already associated to Porsche. Moreover, this won't be the Black Series just yet, as this all-out hardcore version will come to light later in the AMG GT's career.
We also saw and showed you a video of the so-called AMG GT3 road car on the Nurburgring, where the coupé looked stable as an arrow. Until more info emerges, feel free to browse the photo gallery below.
However, our spy photographers report this is a production-ready road-going GT3 wearing different clothing from what we've seen so far, especially in the front and rear departments.
Also, there are new air intakes inserted into the front spoiler, which has been positioned lower than in previous camouflage-covered models we've seen rumbling on the Nurburgring.
The front grille is heavily covered in kaleidoscopic covers, which makes us believe it will suffer major changes design-wise, maybe similar to what the AMG GT race version has to offer.
In the back, besides the new air intakes between the taillights you can't miss the huge spoiler complemented by a single central exhaust and a redesigned diffuser. Also, we expect less weight courtesy of carbon fiber but also a bump in horsepower.
As an ending note, we know for sure Mercedes will not use the GT3 moniker for this street-legal car, since it is already associated to Porsche. Moreover, this won't be the Black Series just yet, as this all-out hardcore version will come to light later in the AMG GT's career.
We also saw and showed you a video of the so-called AMG GT3 road car on the Nurburgring, where the coupé looked stable as an arrow. Until more info emerges, feel free to browse the photo gallery below.
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