Fast-forward a little more than a decade, and although we first got to lay eyes on the 2025 AMG GT 43 in March of this year, it was not until recently that pricing was made available to the drooling public. Despite being considered the “entry-level ...

The 2025 Mercedes-AMG GT 43 is the new sporty, elegant entry to the AMG GT model portfolio. Arriving at U.S. dealerships this fall, starting from $105,900, the new coupe offers an engaging dynamic driving experience,

Mercedes-AMG has just announced that, as of this fall, the brand sell you a new four-cylinder variant of the second-generation AMG GT coupe, for a starting price of $107,050. That makes this new entry-level AMG GT 43 more than $30,000 below the base price of the most affordable V-8 variant, the AMG GT 55.

The new base Mercedes-AMG GT 43 gives you a turbocharged 2.0-liter—and a lifetime of explaining where the other cylinders went

This new Mercedes-AMG GT 43 is the first of its kind, being powered by the automaker's extraordinarily powerful 2.0-liter "M139" turbocharged four-cylinder, which is the same four

Ay caramba, a four cylinder grand tourer for $107,000? That's what it'll cost buyers to own the new 2025 Mercedes-AMG GT 43. Even if it's pricey up front, the car is actually now the cheapest in the whole AMG GT lineup.

There are almost too many Mercedes-AMG GT variants to number, but the most exciting ones - like the AMG GT Pro - all come with a V8. The AMG GT 43, unfortunately, does not. It comes with a turbocharged 2.

The new base Mercedes-AMG GT 43 gives you a turbocharged 2.0-liter—and a lifetime of explaining where the other cylinders went

Unlike the more powerful AMG GT55 and GT63, the new entry-level GT43 coupe forgoes AWD for RWD fun that's less expensive.

Mercedes-AMG has revealed the 2025 GT 43 coupe. The 4-cylinder model hasalf the cylinders of the GT 55, but only 53 fewer horses — for more than $30,000 less.

At $107,050, it's one of the most expensive four-cylinder cars ever built. Mercedes rolled out an entry-level AMG GT Coupe back in March, but we had to wait until today to find out how much it costs.