A NEW HAMMER, AN OLD ONE, AND SIX HUNDRED AND THREE PONIES. THE EIGHTIES WERE FILLED with great pairings - pudding and Popsicle sticks, Crossbows and Catapults, Daryl Hall and John Oates - but all pale in comparison with that of the Mercedes E-class and AMG. The former served as a donor platform for the latter's most iconic creation: the Hammer. That brutish, rear-drive hot rod, with its 355-hp V-8, dusted most leading sports cars of the era. Thirty years on, it still defines everything an AMG sedan can and should be.
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