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Found this on MBWorld:

Here is the final tally on US production counts for all Mercedes /////AMG models made for the US market.

It looks like the 2007 R-class /////AMG is the most rare of them all. The next rarest model is the E-class wagon. Year - # of units.


C 36 AMG
1995 401
1996 296
1997 199

C 43 AMG
1998 788
1999 546
2000 91

C 32 AMG
2002 1600
2003 878
2004 219

C 55 AMG
2005 1299
2006 451

CL 55 AMG
2001 303
2002 607
2003 1379
2004 611
2005 486
2006 182

CL 63 AMG
2007 1201

CL 65 AMG
2005 142
2006 52
2007 289

CLK 55 AMG Coupe
2001 1343
2002 1467
2003 761
2004 509
2005 247

CLK 63 AMG Coupe
2007 367

CLK 55 AMG Cabriolet
2002 1340
2004 782
2005 662
2006 180

CLK 63 AMG Cabriolet
2007 143

CLS 55 AMG
2006 2765

CLS 63 AMG
2007 699

E 55 AMG
1999 1104
2000 1203
2001 653
2002 997
2003 1318
2004 3218
2005 2214
2006 1187

E 63 AMG
2007 1353

E 55 AMG Wagon
2005 129
2006 64

E 63 AMG Wagon
2007 67

G 55 AMG
2003 572
2004 294
2005 921
2006 393
2007 381

ML 55 AMG
2000 2084
2001 1105
2002 735
2003 150

ML 63 AMG
2007 1108

R 63 AMG
2007 30

S 55 AMG
2001 1042
2002 1414
2003 1754
2004 854
2005 908
2006 429

S 63 AMG
2007 2035

S 65 AMG
2006 427
2007 477

SL 55 AMG
2003 3095
2004 2280
2005 1072
2006 860
2007 583

SL 65 AMG
2005 651
2006 390
2007 144

SLK 32 AMG
2002 1182
2003 562
2004 312

SLK 55 AMG
2005 832
2006 1297
2007 549


Source: Topgearage



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Wow... Best selling Amg (figures) ever!

Now someone get the ///M figures please!

You definitely drive one of the most rare cars in the US then!! Probably a Maybach has better sale numbers, then this car…

Thats why they're not making it anymore! They discontinued it a long time ago, close to when they started it!

The SL is on fire

I have a theory on why the SL sold so many in 2003. When Michael Jordan was fired by the Wizards, he was pissed off and flew out of the MCI Center in his SL55. This video was carried by the AP and hence most TV stations around the country for days. The free publicity for the car by a HUGE celebrity certainly had something to do with those figures .. and if it had an impression on me, I'm sure most prospective SL buyers took note as well.

^Interesting

Not exactly. The E 55 has sold more according to that list:

And we don't have the sales numbers for C 63 AMG.

Surprised at how crappy the numbers for the C is, especially after the first year of a new model - probably a fraction of M3. Also surprised at how well the G55 does - wouldn't be surprised if majority of the G sold are AMG versions.

Actually the 2003 SL went on sale in March/April 2002 so the 2003 model year was extra long in the U.S. hence the big sales numbers. 2004, 2005 etc. were regular length model year. MJ had nothing to do with it. Mercedes would wish it did.


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