G-Class [Official] Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG (W463)
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The Mercedes-Benz G-Class, colloquially known as the G-Wagon or G-Wagen (as an abbreviation of Geländewagen), is a four-wheel drive luxury SUV manufactured by Magna Steyr (formerly Steyr-Daimler-Puch) in Graz, Styria, Austria, and sold by Mercedes-Benz. Originally developed as a military off-roader, later more luxurious models were added to the line. In certain markets, it was sold under the Puch name as Puch G until 2000.
Soup
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Keeping the revs under 3,500 rpm and no kick-downs for the first 1,500 km. At 3,000 km it needs to go back for differential oil flush (once only).
Not sure how or why, but I ended up with Dunlop tires. A quick tire check up at tirerack.com and there seems to be a wide selection for the G on 20" wheels
Yokohama was the only supplier several years ago.
M157 delivers on this military property that's been let loose on the streets! Now how can I get a M279 engine with a manual transmission in a sportscar ?
The back door of the fridge
Ran out of battery when I started to shoot the interior
I'll be posting some cellphone shots from back when it was at the warehouse
Not sure how or why, but I ended up with Dunlop tires. A quick tire check up at tirerack.com and there seems to be a wide selection for the G on 20" wheels
Yokohama was the only supplier several years ago.M157 delivers on this military property that's been let loose on the streets! Now how can I get a M279 engine with a manual transmission in a sportscar ?
The back door of the fridge
Ran out of battery when I started to shoot the interior
I'll be posting some cellphone shots from back when it was at the warehouse
klier
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Spectacular Soupie! Well done!
MB and manuals? haha
M157 delivers on this military property that's been let loose on the streets! Now how can I get a M279 engine with a manual transmission in a sportscar ?
MB and manuals? haha
Soup
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If both cars were parked next to each other I could've answered your question, but I do have an old pic of my diamond white ml that may help you.
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I had the same impression before getting a test drive.
In the G, you're sitting up high and the new screen is placed in the right location. Trust me, you don't want it fitted under the diff-lock buttons or anywhere lower.
I'm beginning to like this car more and more. Never said such a thing about any other SUV I've owned in the past.
I'm still stuck in 'C' mode
Rainer271
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The moment four shades of G63/G65 AMG crazy color edition meet in one photo
http://www.autoevolution.com/news/t...n-meet-in-one-photo-107525.html#ixzz48pu3kbCx
http://www.autoevolution.com/news/t...n-meet-in-one-photo-107525.html#ixzz48pu3kbCx
Rainer271
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Decorate your office with wildly colorful Mercedes-AMG G63s
The company limits each color to 463 units.
If you don’t have room to fit a fleet of Mercedes-AMG G63 SUVs in the garage, then the company's new Crazy Colors models at least offers a chance to park a rainbow assortment of them on your bookshelf. While you can't actually drive these 1:18-scale toys, it's still fun to imagine using one to climb the tallest pile of paperwork on the desk when work gets too daunting.
True to their name, the Crazy Colors G63 models come in five eye-popping shades: AMG solarbeam, sunsetbeam, aliengreen, tomatored, and galacticbeam. Parts like the mirrors, bumpers, roof, and wheel arch extensions are obsidian black, which creates a better visual contrast against the body's bright tones. The company GT Spirit goes out of its way to make the models as accurate as possible, too. For example, even the distance between the honeycomb stitching on the seats is to the correct scale. Each of these tiny SUVs consists of around 100 parts.
People who want one these scale G63s need to act quickly because Mercedes limits each color to just 463 examples. The odd figure pays homage to the automaker's W463 internal codename for the G-Class. They're now available from the automaker's sales partners.
Source: Mercedes-Benz / motor1
The company limits each color to 463 units.
If you don’t have room to fit a fleet of Mercedes-AMG G63 SUVs in the garage, then the company's new Crazy Colors models at least offers a chance to park a rainbow assortment of them on your bookshelf. While you can't actually drive these 1:18-scale toys, it's still fun to imagine using one to climb the tallest pile of paperwork on the desk when work gets too daunting.
True to their name, the Crazy Colors G63 models come in five eye-popping shades: AMG solarbeam, sunsetbeam, aliengreen, tomatored, and galacticbeam. Parts like the mirrors, bumpers, roof, and wheel arch extensions are obsidian black, which creates a better visual contrast against the body's bright tones. The company GT Spirit goes out of its way to make the models as accurate as possible, too. For example, even the distance between the honeycomb stitching on the seats is to the correct scale. Each of these tiny SUVs consists of around 100 parts.
People who want one these scale G63s need to act quickly because Mercedes limits each color to just 463 examples. The odd figure pays homage to the automaker's W463 internal codename for the G-Class. They're now available from the automaker's sales partners.
Source: Mercedes-Benz / motor1
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