2011 Mercedes Benz S55 Amg
2011 Mercedes Benz S55 Amg vehicles are created for driving enthusiasts who demand exhilarating performance. The standard features include 5.5L V-8 493HP engine intercooler supercharger, 5-speed automatic transmission with overdrive, 4-wheel anti-lock brakes (ABS), navigation system, side door mounted air bags, curtain front and rear overhead air bags, rear side-impact air bag, air bag occupancy sensor, Baby Smart air bag child seat sensor, automatic, 18″ AMG superior alloy wheels, cruise control, and an ABS and driveline traction control. Mercedes-AMG GmbH, the creators of world championship racecars and high-performance cars for Mercedes-Benz, have applied their automotive magic to some outstanding Mercedes-Benz models. When Mercedes-AMG designs a vehicle, they focus their attention on handling ability, braking, acceleration, sport-oriented luxury, and exclusivity. Performance is designed into each AMG Mercedes at the outset, bringing driving dynamics, performance and poise into harmony. The results are remarkable automobiles that have earned the performance pole positions of their classes.
In 1971, AMG was preparing for its racing debut in the 24-hour endurance race at Belgium’s Spa-Franco champs circuit. The AMG team had prepared a Mercedes 300 SEL 6.9 for the event but it was severely damaged during training just two weeks before race day. Would AMG’s racing career be cut short? Not at all! This was actually the beginning of the AMG success story.
The completely demolished car was painstakingly taken apart and reassembled. The new drivers, Hans Heyer and Clemens Schickentanz, had barely enough time for a test drive. But the rest is history: Heyer and Schickentanz won their class and came in second overall. The 2011 2011 Mercedes Benz S55 Amg team has since applied its enthusiasm, experience and technical know-how to take the pole position time and time again. From 1986 to 1993, the AMG Mercedes 190E won 50 races in the German Touring Car Championship. From 1994 to 1996, motor sport enthusiasts witnessed 32 wins for the AMG C-Class, plus two championship titles and two driver titles in the DTM and the ITC, one of the most grueling racing series in the world.
Since 1997, AMG production sports cars have emerged victorious in the FIA GT Championship, taking the championship in 1997 and 1998.Buyers were standing in line for the C43 AMG when it was introduced two years ago. Based on the Mercedes-Benz C-Class sedan, the C43 AMG was a 4.3-liter V8 super sedan. AMG, the performance house that builds Mercedes’ championship-winning sports racing cars, converts only 500 production cars per year, so they don’t tend to languish in the showrooms. 
In fact, they have to order the cars well in advance, then hope they can get one. Last year, super sedan enthusiasts were offered a more exclusive waiting line based on the E-Class sedan. The 2011 2011 Mercedes Benz S55 Amg is a 2-door, 2-passenger luxury convertible, or convertible sports car, available in two trims, the SL500 Roadster and the SL55 AMG Roadster.
The limits of performance are found in extremes. For 2011 Mercedes Benz S55 Amg, only the supercharged intensity of the racetrack is sufficient to test their performance systems. And because their engines win on the track, you know they’ll perform wonders in the S55 AMG– even in the most demanding of conditions. A lot of what Mercedes-Benz and AMG engineers know about high-end performance comes from their successful involvement in racing. Innovations and know-how developed and tested on the racetrack benefit anybody who drives an AMG Mercedes. The 2011 2011 Mercedes Benz S55 Amg Roadster is equipped with a standard 5.5-liter, V8, 493-horsepower, supercharged engine. A 5-speed automatic transmission with overdrive is standard on both trims.
