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2019 Mercedes-AMG GT S Roadster is 515 horsepower of wind-in-your-hair fun

The S Roadster slots in between the base AMG GT and AMG GT C.

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The GT S Roadster slots between the base Mercedes-AMG GT and AMG GT C.

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It uses the same twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 as the other AMG GT models.

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The GT S packs 515 horsepower and 494 pound-feet of torque. That's 35 hp more than the base GT, but 46 less than the GT C.

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Still, the AMG GT S Roadster will do 0-60 miles per hour in just 3.7 seconds.

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Mercedes quotes a 192-mph top speed for the GT S Roadster.

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Visually, the S looks the same as the base GT and higher-end GT C.

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The GT uses rear-wheel drive with a locking rear axle differential.

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This'll no doubt be a total hoot to drive.

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The AMG GT Roadster is one of our favorite two-seat sports cars.

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The AMG GT S' interior is the same as the other two-door GT models.

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Pricing will be available when the GT S Roadster goes on sale in late 2018.

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