also sport embossed AMG logos, as well as new forged wheels. For the CL 63 AMG, the new M157 engine coincides with the facelift of the CL-Class for the 2011 model year. Despite common belief, 63 AMG models are typically faster than their 65 AMG counterparts. An S 63 AMG accelerates faster and handles better than an S 65 AMG (due to 4-wheel drive and decreased weight), and an SL 63 AMG accelerates faster than an SL 65 AMG due to decreased torque, lower weight, and better balance by use of the V8. Since 2013, AMG models with the S-Model package feature all-wheel drive, which allows for better handling and better acceleration. The Mercedes-Benz CLS 63 AMG S has been tested to accelerate to 60 mph in just 3.2 seconds, with a quarter mile time of 11.6 seconds. This made it the quickest production sedan at the time. MotorTrend tested the 2014 E 63 AMG S with the M157 engine to produce an estimated and . "63" M156 6.2 L V8 2008-2015 C63 AMG, C63 AMG Black Series, Edition 507 (Sedan and Wagon) (facelifted for the 2012 model year) Mercedes E63 AMG (W211) Mercedes-Benz CLK 63 AMG, CLK 63 AMG Black Series Mercedes-Benz S63 AMG (2008-2011) Mercedes-Benz CL63 AMG Mercedes-Benz ML63 AMG Mercedes-Benz E63 AMG (W212, 2009-2011) 2010 SLS AMG (M159) AMG developed its own V8 engine (dubbed M156 in development) for the DTM series. The M156 produces 451 horsepower and 443 ft-lbs of torque. The M156, in various states of tune, was used in models such as the SL 63, E 63, CLS 63, and S 63 until it was replaced by the M157 5.5 L Biturbo V8. In 2009, AMG developed the M159 engine, which is based on the M156 engine, to use in SLS AMG. The M159 produces 583 horsepower and 489 lb-ft of torque in the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT, and 622 horsepower and 468 lb-ft in the SLS AMG Black Series. There are also other AMG nameplates no longer in production: 1988–1993 190E AMG 3.2 1988–1993 300E AMG 3.4E, AMG 3.4CE, AMG 3.4TE 1992 "The Hammer" AMG Widebody Coupe 1993–1994 E 60 AMG 1994–1995 E 36 AMG 1995, 1997 S 70 AMG 1995, 1998–2001 SL 73 AMG 1996–1998 SL 60 AMG 1995–1997 C 36 AMG 1997–2000 C 43 AMG 1996–1998 E 36 AMG 1996–1997 E 50 AMG 1998–2002 E 55 AMG 1998–2002 CLK-GTR AMG 2001–2004