Photo: Daimler AG However, this engine would become even more spectacular once AMG engineers got their hands on it. The first Affalterbach variant, called M275 AMG, was released in 2004 in cars ...

AMG, of course, has such an engine in its portfolio –- the M275 AMG. Built over the regular M295 5.5-liter unit, AMG's monster was not only enlarged to 6.0 liters, but it also had larger ...

A Thunderous Sound And Supercar Performance The first V12 from AMG was code-named the M275 and was found in the S65, CL65, SL65, and G65. To get an idea of what the engine sounds like, here’s a ...

The awesome, all-aluminum M275 engine propels the S65 to 60 mph in a ... 0-to-60-mph time a tenth slower than the V-8–powered S63 AMG, the S65 is said to treat drivers to a truly exclusive ...

The W222 relies on the M279, tracing its roots back to the early 2000s considering it was developed from the M275. The engine’s design is so old, Mercedes-AMG uses a single overhead camshaft and ...

The days of big-capacity engines from Mercedes-Benz are coming to an end as the automaker continues with the downsizing trend and pursues an aggressive electrification strategy. Fortunately, there ...

The all-aluminum, three-valve-per-cylinder M275 V-12, as before ... seven-speed automatic in place of the old CL65 AMG’s five-cog unit, an engine stop-start system, and lightweight technology ...

The dark and sparkly green S65 AMG Coupe is gorgeous ... We know that when fully opened up, the mighty M275 V-12 is a thoroughbred beast. But the S65 Coupe feels laggy around town.