Mercedes has just announced pricing for their new AMG GT coupe and AMG C63 sports cars in Germany.

The least you’ll have to pay to get a piece of the new Mercedes four-liter biturbo V8 is €76,100. That’s how much the standard version of the new AMG C63 costs, and prices only go up from there should you want the C63 S or any of the two AMG GT variants.

The C63 S, which gains 33 hp over the basic C63, also adds another €8,271 to the price, bringing it up to €84,371. Between the estate and sedan body styles available, plus the S or non-S option, the C63 can be had in a total of four distinct variants. The dearest is obviously the S Estate which costs €86,037 – if you want a specced up “Edition 1” model, that brings up the price even more. In S Estate trim, it comes close to the €100,000 mark.

The AMG GT has a very similar range, with S and non-S, as well as Edition 1. It kicks off at €115,430 and tops off at €134,351. For reference, the Porsche 911 Carrera 4S starts from €112,313 in Germany, and since you might ask, the same car costs $105,630 in the US.

The following statement was issued by Tobias Moer, the CEO of Mercedes-AMG.

“For us, the sales start of the Mercedes-AMG GT and C 63 is the start of a new era which is also highlighted by the new nomenclature. In this way we are positioning Mercedes-AMG even more aggressively than before as a dynamic sports car brand,” he remarked, adding that “when sales start, both models will already be available as particularly dynamic S-models. I am quite certain of this: the driving dynamics, agility and sportiness will thrill our AMG customers. With these two high-performance models we are further reinforcing our brand claim of “Driving Performance.”

The first cars are expected to hit (German) showrooms in February/the first quarter of 2015.

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