Mercedes AMG GT43 2026 Price in UAE

Entry to the four-door AMG GT range, and the version that runs a L four-cylinder rather than a six or a V8 — 450 BHP, all-wheel drive and 4 seats in a body shaped like a coupé.

How much does the Mercedes-AMG GT 43 cost in the UAE?

The 2026 list has one line on it: AED 612,000 for the AMG GT 43. It is the least expensive route into the GT range by a wide margin, and the money goes on the body, the chassis and the four-door packaging rather than on cylinder count — which is exactly why it makes more sense than the badge snobbery suggests.

Mercedes-AMG GT 43 or GT 53?

The GT 43 is the value in this range: same body, same cabin, same road presence, and performance that only falls short of the six-cylinder car in situations that rarely arise. The GT 53 is the more complete-sounding car and the smoother one at speed, for a substantial premium. Drive the cheaper one first.

What does an AMG GT 43 cost to run in the UAE?

About 11 Km/L, which for a car of this size and pace is genuinely reasonable — the four-cylinder engine is the reason. Tyres and AMG brake components are the recurring costs, both punished by heat. Servicing runs through the authorised Mercedes network in Dubai, priced at AMG rather than standard rates.

Does the GT 43 hold its value, and what should you watch for as it ages?

Very strongly — about 57% of its value after five years and 72% after three, against roughly 40% and 58% for German premium models of similar age here. Few AMGs do better. On a used example the suspension, tyres and brake condition tell you how the car was treated, and on a four-door GT the rear seats and boot are worth checking too, since these often serve as family cars.

If you want the same idea with rear-seat comfort rather than pace, the S-Class is the other way to spend this money. Or look at what the used Mercedes cars listed now hold at this end of the range.