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Here We Go Again

THIS IS A BIG ASK: £40K (RS 36 LAKH) for no additional performance. Same top speed. Same acceleration. A fraction less weight. Great brakes. A lot of carbon-fibre. And a track-biased ride quality that could make you question the wisdom of going for this new range-topper when there are now so many other AMG GT variants to choose from, most of them more

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