Mercedes-AMG is hosting a ménage à trois in Geneva, as the performance-centered Mercedes-Benz arm plans to unwrap special-edition variants of the GT C roadster, C63, and C43.
Following in the footsteps of its tintop sibling, the GT C Edition 50 roadster celebrates 50 years of AMG. Limited to 500 units worldwide, with 50 allocated to the United States, the Graphite Gray Magno droptop comes with model-specific decor including a black-and-silver interior, special Edition 50 badging, and black chrome accents on the car’s side skirts, grille, front splitter, front fender vents, and rear diffuser. Of course, none of this comes as much of a surprise to us, as Mercedes revealed at the release of the GT C Edition 50 coupe that the GT C roadster would also gain an Edition 50 variant.
But AMG isn’t finished celebrating its golden anniversary, and the sub-brand is also taking the wraps off the C63 S cabriolet Ocean Blue Edition at the Geneva auto show. It?s actually painted in Cashmere White Magno; the C63 S Ocean Blue Edition?s name stems from the Deep Ocean Blue hue used on the model?s convertible top and on finishes on the car’s front and rear fascias, exterior mirror housings, lip spoiler, and wheel center caps. Additionally, the hue makes its way to the interior, featured within the analog clock and dyed into the stitching that holds together the Ocean Blue Edition?s gray insides. Good luck getting your hands on a C63 Ocean Blue Edition, though; the mo...