1990 Mercedes-Benz 560SEC 6.0 AMG Widebody

Symbolic International is pleased to present this awesome late-80's/early-90's German supercar icon better known as the 560SEC AMG 6.0 Widebody.

These were produced while AMG was still totally independent of Mercedes-Benz as their most respected tuner.... So respected that just a few later in '93/'94 MBZ purchased a 51% share of AMG and shortly after started offering the first post-merger AMG car that was the small sedan called the C36 AMG (first offered here to U.S. customer in early '95).

According to Motor Trends roadtest in 1989 of a U.S. spec (10-15 less hp than our Euro-spec car here) AMG 6.0 Widebody SEC, it will achieve 0-60mph in 5.8 seconds and the 1/4 Mile in 14.3 seconds thanks to is AMG massaged 385hp V8. In 1990, the full cost of this car was $143,500 USD ($280,000 in todays USD).

• 3-owner SEC
• 66,850 Miles (107,648 kilometers)
• "Blauschwarz" (paint code: 199) with Black Recaro Seated Interior
• 6.0L AMG V8 (type: M117) Producing 385hp & 410 Pounds of Torque ($39,950 6.0L Engine Conversion in 1990)
• 4-speed Automatic Transmisison
• Fortified Gleason-Thorsen Limited-Slip Differential ($2,395 option in 1990)
• AMG Tubular Headers ($1,695 option in 1990)
• AMG Exhaust ($3,300 in 1990)
• 17" 2-Piece O.Z Racing/AMG "Aero" Wheels ($5,125 in 1990)
• Momo Euro Type M38 "AMG" Steering Wheel
• Power Sunroof
• Newer Tires