This G-Class Is So Extravagant That Even Mansory Considers It to Be Overboard | Carscoops

      The tuner, known for its extravagant designs, has incorporated rear suicide doors into the G-Wagen, among other modifications.

      Mansory's latest G-Class features an extended wheelbase that provides additional trunk space and legroom.

      The rear of the German luxury off-roader now includes new captain's chairs.

      The modified 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 engine now produces 820 hp and 885 lb-ft of torque.

      Few vehicles attract attention on the road like a Mercedes-AMG G 63, but Mansory, never hesitant to take things to the extreme, has elevated it with its newest offering. The result is a striking, dramatic, extended G-Class that is now available for purchase. While the price remains undisclosed, it's likely that a billionaire (or at least an exceptionally driven millionaire) will be interested in it.

      Mansory has tuned an impressive variety of G-Classes over the years, but this model is one of its recent Grande Entrée versions. Initially a standard G 63, its wheelbase has been lengthened, resulting in a significantly larger trunk and enabling the installation of two new captain’s chairs in the rear, providing ample legroom.

      This specific Grande Entrée is available for sale from Mansory's dealership in Dubai, featuring a matte gold exterior finish. Driving a long-wheelbase G-Class in the UAE is already a status symbol, but owning one in gold is guaranteed to make a significant impression amid wealthy car buyers in the region.

      Mansory has revamped nearly all body panels of the G 63. It showcases a completely new front fascia with a unique grille and custom LED daytime running lights, alongside a redesigned hood and flared wheel arches both front and rear. It rolls on new wheels, also finished in matte gold, while the newly designed side-exiting tailpipes and rear suicide doors contribute to the SUV's luxurious appearance.

      By extending the wheelbase, Mansory has also enlarged the rear side windows, allowing more natural light into the cabin. Notable features include a brand-new cream leather interior with brown accents, a new console between the rear seats, and detailed colored LED lighting throughout.

      Improvements have also been made to the 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8, now delivering 820 hp and 885 lb-ft (1,200 Nm) of torque. While no performance figures are provided, this G-Wagen should be capable of competing with any previous-generation supercar on the streets of Dubai – and, unlike them, it can also tackle serious off-road conditions when its driver desires.