Automotive Car | 2012 DTM AMG Mercedes-Benz C-Coupe | The DTM AMG Mercedes C-Coupe was designed to meet the new and improved security concept for the year 2012, which is a state-of-the-art carbon fiber monocoque and a roll cage made of high strength steel to meet. In order to improve protection for the driver in case of an accident, all safety-relevant components such as the fire extinguishing system and fuel tank are integrated into the monocoque. Moreover, each with six vehicle crash structures will be equipped to give the driver additional protection for the front, rear and sides. These carbon-fiber crash structures are designed to progressively absorb crash energy, so that the driver is not exposed to high deceleration forces.
The new DTM AMG Mercedes C-Coupe based on Mercedes-Benz C-Class Coupe, which was launched worldwide in the summer of 2011 based, and is the first DTM car from Mercedes-Benz around a new, improved security concept built to be developed in collaboration with the ITR eV, the DMSB (Germany Motor Sports Federation) and the DTM manufacturers. The new car features a state-of-the-art carbon fiber monocoque made with a roll cage made of high strength steel. In addition, each vehicle is equipped with six energy absorbing crash structure that allows the rider extra protection for the front, rear and sides.
The DTM AMG Mercedes C-Coupe manages the AMG Mercedes C-Class, which is the most successful vehicle in the 27-year history of the DTM, having achieved 84 victories in 156 races and five drivers’ titles. The Mercedes-Benz C-Class Coupe Mercedes-Benz’s best-selling rounds and is offered with a choice of five engines – two diesel and three petrol engines – the development of 115 kW (156 hp) to 225 kW (306 hp). The C-Class coupe is at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Bremen.
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