GS F vs AMG C63 S
#18
I just went through this exact debate over the past few weeks. GS F vs C63S
I put a deposit on a C63S yesterday.
Ultimately, the drive on the GS F wasn't good enough. The car just doesn't feel as good overall. It may be a little more comfortable and roomier inside, and reliability is definitely going to be better on the Lexus. However, those are the only two things that it has going for it and honestly, that's not enough to get my money in "performance sedan" when the competition performs way better. I wish it weren't the case, but it is what it is.
I put a deposit on a C63S yesterday.
Ultimately, the drive on the GS F wasn't good enough. The car just doesn't feel as good overall. It may be a little more comfortable and roomier inside, and reliability is definitely going to be better on the Lexus. However, those are the only two things that it has going for it and honestly, that's not enough to get my money in "performance sedan" when the competition performs way better. I wish it weren't the case, but it is what it is.
#20
I just went through this exact debate over the past few weeks. GS F vs C63S
I put a deposit on a C63S yesterday.
Ultimately, the drive on the GS F wasn't good enough. The car just doesn't feel as good overall. It may be a little more comfortable and roomier inside, and reliability is definitely going to be better on the Lexus. However, those are the only two things that it has going for it and honestly, that's not enough to get my money in "performance sedan" when the competition performs way better. I wish it weren't the case, but it is what it is.
I put a deposit on a C63S yesterday.
Ultimately, the drive on the GS F wasn't good enough. The car just doesn't feel as good overall. It may be a little more comfortable and roomier inside, and reliability is definitely going to be better on the Lexus. However, those are the only two things that it has going for it and honestly, that's not enough to get my money in "performance sedan" when the competition performs way better. I wish it weren't the case, but it is what it is.
When I started this thread a few months ago I was torn between the 2 cars. I ended up buying neither. Since I keep my cars for a long time (I buy instead of lease), I decided to increase my budget and went for a 2016 Audi RS7. To say that the car blows me away would be an understatement. I love it.
Congrats on your C63S. I'm sure you'll love that too.
#21
I think you made the right call. As much as I appreciate the GS F, the C63S is amazing and performs better. The GS F is still in its first year, and it will surely get better in the next year or two. It's already nice so they're off to a strong start. And, to be honest, I understand why some people are buying the GS F now. It's certainly a special car.
When I started this thread a few months ago I was torn between the 2 cars. I ended up buying neither. Since I keep my cars for a long time (I buy instead of lease), I decided to increase my budget and went for a 2016 Audi RS7. To say that the car blows me away would be an understatement. I love it.
Congrats on your C63S. I'm sure you'll love that too.
When I started this thread a few months ago I was torn between the 2 cars. I ended up buying neither. Since I keep my cars for a long time (I buy instead of lease), I decided to increase my budget and went for a 2016 Audi RS7. To say that the car blows me away would be an understatement. I love it.
Congrats on your C63S. I'm sure you'll love that too.
I keep my cars for a while when I buy as well. That is the biggest reason I tried so hard to convince myself to get the Lexus. I'll probably end up regretting it at some point, but until then I'm gonna be having way too much fun
#22
it comes down to reliability. Mercedes and bmw have crappy reliability long term. If you're leasing, I'd get a C63S, drive the **** out of it and send it back after your term is up. if you're buying to keep, get the lexus. lexus holds better value too
#23
yes and no. I have owned 2 GTR's now. The reason I'm over is not the performance it's the outdated looks. As for performance...I tried over and over to find faster cars out and about. 800 awhp on a gtr is like having 1000 hp in anything else. The way it puts the power down is amazing.
#24
yes and no. I have owned 2 GTR's now. The reason I'm over is not the performance it's the outdated looks. As for performance...I tried over and over to find faster cars out and about. 800 awhp on a gtr is like having 1000 hp in anything else. The way it puts the power down is amazing.
#25
Not by a long shot, 800 whp is fun around here, but not in the league of the fast street cars. I'm guessing the GTR is a Jotech car? Tony at T1 doesn't have very many customers making under 1000whp that I know of.
#26
the point i am trying to make is, when is it enough? I was into it and now I am realizing I want a hyper car etc or super car that I hardly see. I want to be different. plenty of gt-r's around.
the GS-F is different, yes it is not fast but the way it drives would sway me over others.
#27
the point i am trying to make is, when is it enough? I was into it and now I am realizing I want a hyper car etc or super car that I hardly see. I want to be different. plenty of gt-r's around.
the GS-F is different, yes it is not fast but the way it drives would sway me over others.
the GS-F is different, yes it is not fast but the way it drives would sway me over others.
#29
the point i am trying to make is, when is it enough? I was into it and now I am realizing I want a hyper car etc or super car that I hardly see. I want to be different. plenty of gt-r's around.
the GS-F is different, yes it is not fast but the way it drives would sway me over others.
the GS-F is different, yes it is not fast but the way it drives would sway me over others.
#30
My personal opinion is that you need to identify exactly which car you need. I know price is a huge factor but don't let it deter you fro the car you really need.
Personally, the C klass and the GS Lexus are not the same cars. So I think you need to be careful deciding.
I would look at the Mercedes E klass or the BMW 5 series if you want a comparison to the GS. Look at the 550 or the E400 for example. Those should be within the price bracket of model comparisons.
If you are adamant on the C klass because of performance and price, then you should consider looking at the ISF or M3.
Personally, the C klass and the GS Lexus are not the same cars. So I think you need to be careful deciding.
I would look at the Mercedes E klass or the BMW 5 series if you want a comparison to the GS. Look at the 550 or the E400 for example. Those should be within the price bracket of model comparisons.
If you are adamant on the C klass because of performance and price, then you should consider looking at the ISF or M3.
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