Mercedes created the AMG GT Black Series for a singular purpose: Conquering the Nürburgring. In doing so, it also conquered all other front-engine sports cars.

We spied the upcoming Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series testing on the Nürburgring, and it has an absurdly large rear wing.; We expect that it'll be powered by a new version of AMG's twin-turbo V-8 ...

Last month, one of our spy photographers caught a Mercedes-AMG GT R sporting a radical new hood that suggested a Black Series variant was on the way. Another ...

We'll know more about the AMG GT Black Series when it debuts in just a couple days' time on July 15. Expect a price tag well over the $199,650 cost of the GT R Pro, ...

The AMG GT Black Series hits 124 mph in under nine seconds. That is intense. This AMG GT’s speedometer stops climbing when it hits 202 mph.

That makes it the most powerful V8 ever made by AMG. It also will get the GT Black Series to 60 mph in 3.1 seconds on the way to a top speed of 202 mph.

After driving the 2021 Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series, a tightly bundled knot of carbon fiber and malice, you just might let it. Sure, autocorrect, call this car whatever you want.

We spoke with Mercedes-AMG boss Tobias Moers on the sidelines of the show, and while describing the GT R Pro, he told us that a Black Series is on the way. "It's a track-enhanced version of the GT ...

As for engines, we see no reason Mercedes would stray from its 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8, especially since the top AMG GT R makes just 600 hp, and in the AMG GT 4-door the same mill makes 664 hp.

But after a morning hot-lapping the 2021 Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series around the 2.1-mile short course circuit at the complex, where late last year I had driven both the Mercedes-AMG GT3 and GT4 ...

This AMG looks downright evil, but for good reason Will Sabel Courtney. Nasty doesn’t just describe the car’s performance, however; it’s a good adjective for the AMG GT Black Series’s appearance, and ...

The latest GT Black Series swaps in a flat-plane crankshaft to boost power, and yeah, it's totally still a race car for the street. 2021 Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series busts in with 720 hp and GT3 ...