In an unexpected turn for automotive enthusiasts and collectors worldwide, a Mercedes-AMG One, the highly coveted hypercar known for its groundbreaking integration of Formula One technology into a road-legal vehicle, has made its way onto the secondary market. Initially limited to a production of just 275 units, this engineering marvel has surfaced for sale at First Motors, a premier exotic car dealership located in Dubai.
Despite the original buyer pool being restricted to 275 lucky individuals, a black Mercedes-AMG One with a mere 33 kilometers on its odometer has been listed for a staggering AED 17,900,000 (approximately $7.5 million AUD). This price point reflects a significant premium over its initial offering, which was set at $2.72 million USD ($4.2 million AUD), before accounting for any options or taxes. The steep markup underscores the vehicle’s rare status and the intense demand among high-net-worth individuals and collectors.
At the heart of the Mercedes-AMG One lies a formidable powertrain, a 1.6-liter turbocharged V6 engine paired with four electric motors, yielding a combined output of 782kW. This hybrid setup enables the hypercar to achieve a 0-100 km/h sprint in just 2.9 seconds, reaching 200 km/h in seven seconds, with a top speed of 325 km/h. Its prowess was notably demonstrated when Mercedes-Benz test driver Maro Engel clocked a record lap time of 6 minutes and 35.183 seconds at the Nurburgring, securing the Mercedes-AMG One’s place as the fastest road-legal production vehicle to date.
The emergence of the AMG One in Dubai is not an isolated incident, with additional listings appearing in Germany and Monaco, priced at €4.4 million ($7.3 million AUD) and €3.75 million ($6.2 million AUD), respectively. This development signals a vibrant secondary market for the hypercar, presenting a rare opportunity for those who missed out on the initial offering to own a piece of automotive history.
As these elite vehicles begin to circulate beyond their original buyers, the Mercedes-AMG One continues to redefine the boundaries between high-performance racing technology and luxury automotive engineering, making it a must-have for the world’s most discerning car collectors.
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