Twelve thousand miles in. Nothing has gone wrong, dealer service has been easy, and the steering feel still impresses passengers.
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2026 Mercedes-Benz AMG GT review
Mercedes-Benz AMG GT: built for the drive, not the errand. Illustrative review
8.0/10 OffLot expert score
The 2026 Mercedes-Benz AMG GT is a strong contender in its class. Engine note that rewards the throttle; driver-focused cabin layout. Stiff ride on broken roads and tight rear seat or none at all, so test the trim you'd actually buy. Starting around $140,000, it costs more than most direct rivals.
What's good
- Engine note that rewards the throttle
- Driver-focused cabin layout
- Sharp steering and a willing chassis
What to check
- Stiff ride on broken roads
- Tight rear seat or none at all
Best for: Drivers who want the weekend car to be the daily. Starting MSRP: $140,000.
Owner reviews · 4.0 of 5 from 3 owners
Replaced an older Mercedes-Benz with this one. Big step up in steering feel; I'd like a little more trunk space.
Bought it for the weekend drives and it has handled everything so far. Fuel economy has been close to the sticker in mixed driving.
Price trend · used Mercedes-Benz AMG GT, 12 months
Average used asking price in the OffLot demo index: $92,425 · +0.23% last 30 days · -3.29% year over year.