20 years of Mercedes-AMG: Pic of the Week
A pair of red Mercs bookending the first two decades of factory Mercedes-AMGs. Enjoy!

Now consider AMG. Back in 1993, the lowest rung on its ladder was the C36, a 280hp bruiser chugging its straight-six power through a languid four-speed auto. Today we have the A45 as the entry-level AMG, a 360hp, dual-clutch ball of fury that pushes the hot hatch boundaries yet another stage further.
It’s quite a transformation, and one that will be detailed fully on PH in a feature next week on two decades of collaborative Mercedes-AMG vehicles. For now, here’s a teaser in wallpaper form, perhaps even a scarlet screensaver if you wish.
Following the C36 comparison, the A45 went on to feature with its hot hatch contemporaries in a spectacular two days, another ‘full story coming soon’ piece. A few absorbing days of driving the latest mega Merc has given Dan plenty to mull over ahead of next week’s story...
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Picture: PrimeExposures
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But given the choice of those two, the C36 please

Without reading the text I had it down as a C43. Monkey had an LTT estate C43.
When the C36 was tested in CAR Magazine they said it had nicer steering than the E36 M3.
I can afford a C36 or C43, but not an A45. That Monkey video test of the A45 and 135iM was the most I've been interested in new cars for a while. 90s stuff is more interesting, but the way that A45 covers ground is impressive. It's a bigger step change than the VR6 Golf was from the GTIs?
At least the Juke looks that bizarre you could imagine it appearing from the pod in Thunderbird 2.
I miss her very much.
Sure he was soft and felt heavy but that's what it was...

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