2022 Mercedes-Benz AMG GT Track Series For Sale - Brand New, Collectible, Rarest AMG GT

LMC is very proud to offer for sale this 2021 Mercedes AMG GT Track Series 

  For the 55th anniversary of AMG, Mercedes-AMG has just unveiled its most powerful customer car yet: the Mercedes-AMG GT Track Series. With a limited run of only 55 units worldwide, this car was only offered to Mercedes's most exclusive and high-profile VIP clients. They remain one of the lowest production, most collectible, modern AMG’s ever produced certainly making it a true collectors car.

  Not to be confused with the former Black Series model, the Mercedes-AMG GT Track Series is based on last year’s road-going Black Series. With the knowledge from the GT3 and GT4 program, the team at AMG pushed the already crazy machine to its most extreme form. Under the hood still sits AMG’s 4.0-liter twin-turbo V-8, retaining the flat-plane crankshaft of the road-going model. Thanks to the addition of some custom motorsports injectors and a new tune, the V-8 now cranks out 734 hp and 627 lb-ft of torque. Those figures represent gains of 14 hp and 37 lb-ft, respectively.

  That power is now fed to the rear wheels via a sequential Hewland HLS 6-speed racing transaxle. An adjustable racing differential is in place to help keep things orderly around the track. Mercedes-AMG has also fitted a set of four-way adjustable Bilstein dampers, complete with individually adjustable high and low-speed settings for rebound and compression. Putting that suspension to the ground is a set of 18-inch wheels, chosen due to the availability of competition tires in that size. Behind those wheels sits a set of motorsports-grade steel brakes, which feature adjustable brake balance like a proper racing car. Speaking of adjustability, the Track Series also comes equipped with 12-mode racing traction control and ABS setup.

  The aerodynamics package from the Black Series has also been upgraded for this variant, including a higher downforce front splitter and a revised rear wing. Even more carbon fiber has been used in the car’s Hightech Silver Magno bodywork, which helps drop curb weight to just 3,086 lbs. That’s pretty impressive when you consider Mercedes-AMG stuck the full suite of motorsports safety equipment into this GT, including an integrated roll cage, a fire suppression system, and even an extrication hatch in the roof. That all combines to ensure the driver safety cell in the Track Series "meets the latest FIA standards," Mercedes says.

  The Mercedes-AMG GT Track Series takes an already ludicrously capable car and turns the knob up to 15. For that reason alone this car will certainly be remembered as a high point of this era for AMG, making it the ultimate collector's piece.