Mercedes-Benz AMG C63 S: Years to Avoid and Best Years to Buy

Mercedes-Benz AMG C63 S: 8 model years scored from 1 NHTSA owner complaints and 7 recall campaigns. Worst year 2021, best year 2021.

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Year-by-year data table

YearScoreVerdict Running cost / yrNHTSA complaintsRecalls
2023—DATA PENDING$4,81000
202187BUY$4,69414
202088BUY$4,83003
2019—DATA PENDING$4,97000
2018—DATA PENDING$5,31000
2017—DATA PENDING$5,45000
2016—DATA PENDING$5,59000
2015—DATA PENDING$5,83000

Running cost is fuel or energy plus the maintenance band midpoint for that car at its age today, re-priced to your country. Purchase price, insurance and depreciation are not included.

AMG C63 S sub-models & family

What goes wrong on the Mercedes-Benz AMG C63 S

Across every AMG C63 S model year in our index, owners report these component groups most often. The cost beside each one is the representative repair for that group at a US independent shop, re-priced to your country.

  • Seat Belts1 complaints across all AMG C63 S years · typical job: Pretensioner or retractor replacement$360–$800

Flat-rate labour hours x local shop rate plus a parts band. An estimate of what this class of failure costs, not a quote. Formula.

FAQ

What is the most common Mercedes-Benz AMG C63 S problem?

1 of the complaints filed against the AMG C63 S across all its model years sit in the Seat Belts group — more than any other component.

Sources: NHTSA, EPA · Methodology · Updated 2026-10-04