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Parts for AMG GT generation C190 GT

AMG GT C190 1

Technical Specifications

 
Engine
Engine
M176 DE 40 LA,M178 DE 40 LA
 
Power h/p
Power h/p
530
 
Engine code
Engine code
176980,178980
 
Gearbox
Gearbox
AMG 7 - SpeedShift DCT
 
Gearbox code
Gearbox code
700402
 
From
From
2020/07
 
To
To
2021/12
 
Body style
Body style
Coupe
 
Model code
Model code
190382
 
Wheel drive
Wheel drive
RWD
 
Model type
Model type
Body
 
Engine capacity sm³
Engine capacity sm³
3982
 
Fuel type
Fuel type
Gasoline
 
Power kw
Power kw
390
 
Engine type
Engine type
Gasoline Engine
 
Cylinders
Cylinders
8
 
Injection
Injection
Direct Injection
 
Valves
Valves
4
Model: A0039978790
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Model: A0009953005
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$1.50USD
Model: A0089907004
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$1.00USD
Model: A0019905712
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$1.00USD
Model: A0119902604
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$0.60USD
Model: A0019901114
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$0.50USD
Model: A0995000454
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$230.00USD

Parts for AMG GT generation C190 GT
The Mercedes-Benz C190 is the first-generation AMG GT, a front-mid-engined coupe produced from August 2015 to December 2021. Developed by Mercedes-AMG as a dedicated sports car rather than a derivative of a regular Mercedes passenger model, it sat in the high-performance coupe segment against rivals such as the Porsche 911. Key traits of the C190 generation include its aluminium-intensive structure, long-bonnet proportions, rear transaxle layout, and a clear focus on AMG-specific performance engineering, with versions ranging from the GT and GT S to the GT C, GT R and later GT Black Series.

Across the C190 generation, engine choice centred on AMG’s 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 petrol family, offered in multiple outputs depending on version. There was no diesel variant. Power was sent to the rear wheels through a 7-speed AMG Speedshift dual-clutch transaxle, a defining feature that helped weight distribution and sharpened the car’s response. The chassis used double-wishbone suspension at both axles, while later and higher-spec models added active rear-wheel steering, adaptive damping, electronically controlled limited-slip differential systems and increasingly sophisticated drive-mode electronics. Compared with the earlier SLS AMG, the C190 was more compact, more turbocharged in character, and more dependent on integrated chassis electronics rather than large-capacity naturally aspirated power alone.

On the Mercedes-Benz C190, replacement demand commonly involves brake components, suspension arms and bushings, adaptive damping hardware, electronic control modules, sensors, cooling parts, lighting units and body panels vulnerable to stone damage or minor impact. On higher-output versions, aero components and active chassis parts can also become expensive wear or repair items. Choosing a genuine used OEM part for this exact AMG GT generation makes sense because VIN-matched fitment reduces compatibility risk, while original Mercedes-AMG quality is retained at a lower cost than new dealer parts. Our store stocks parts matched specifically to the C190 coupe built from 2015/08 to 2021/12, with worldwide shipping.
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