Mercedes-AMG is gearing up for the grand unveiling of its new GT at this weekend’s Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance in Monterey, United States.
We were given a glimpse of the second-generation model at last month’s Goodwood Festival of Speed where it took to the hill in an exhibition run, where it may have ended up on the side of a grassy verge.
Nevertheless, that car was camouflaged in a vibrant wrap that hid many of its new styling cues, leaving much to the imagination.
We did pick up on its sleek new headlights though, as well as a shorter bonnet and revamped rear end.
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Few technical details about the new GT have been released, but it’s worth noting that the car’s development was closely linked with the current generation SL.
That gives us a few clues as to what’s under the bonnet, which is more than likely the same 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 found in its roadster sibling, no doubt with a bit more gusto.
For now, we’ll just have to wait until August 17 before we get to see the second-generation Mercedes-AMG GT in full.
Also set to make an appearance during Monterey Car Week is a limited special edition of the Mercedes-AMG SL as well as the recently-revealed Vision One-Eleven concept.