- 2001 MY Mercedes Benz G320 CDI
- Current owner reports rebuilt 3.2L OM613 diesel engine
- 5-speed automatic transmission
- Aftermarket 2 inch suspension kit
- Current owner reports new Mudkicker tires
- Current owner reports new wheel spacers
- Current owner reports new engine oil & filters
- Current owner reports new transmission oil & filters
- Current owner reports new suspension spacers
- Aftermarket audio player
- Current owner reports new LED lights
- Current owner reports new seatbelts
- Current owner reports new battery
- Current owner reports new carpeting
- Painted front grille and headlights
- Current owner reports new A/C unit
- New wheels painted in Satin Black
Rest assured, you won't be ignored driving the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon. It is unapologetically what it is: a box on wheels with single-round headlights and a vertical windshield surrounded by flat sides. Built for off-road fun, this machine is used to display wealth and power in most instances. But make no mistake, it is very well capable of trailblazing with ease and giving you memories to cherish. This striking example of the 1993 Mercedes Benz G320 CDI is a two-door model of the G-Wagon. It boasts a rebuilt engine and a host of new components.
Exterior and Interior
The W463 generation G-Class or more commonly known the G-Wagon had a design that remained the same for over 40 years. The design is so simple yet brilliant that it is still relevant to this day. The boxy lines and round headlights are instantly recognizable, while the short wheelbase design makes for excellent maneuverability in off-road conditions. The G-Class sits tall and proud and has been further improved by a 2-inch suspension spacer improving the ride height. The car sits on freshly Satin Black-painted alloy wheels wrapped in new Mudkicker tires. To fit the new wheel setup, wheel spacers have been used. New LED lights give the exterior a modern touch, yeah contrasting well against the black exterior paint with contrast painted front grille and headlight surrounds. When you step inside you are greeted with a luxurious and comfortable interior. Wrapped in black leather and wood trim, the cabin reminds you that you are, in fact, inside a Mercedes despite the ruff and tuff exterior. We're told that the A/C blows cold with a new unit being installed and an aftermarket audio player keeps you entertained. New carpets and seatbelts have been installed as well, ensuring safety and looks are top-notch.
Engine
Powering this 1993 Mercedes Benz G320 CDI is a rebuilt 3.2-litre six-cylinder diesel engine known as the OM613. It is factory rated at 200 horsepower and 470 Nm of torque. This engine is mated to a five-speed automatic transmission that enjoys new transmission oil and filters. The current owner reports that the engine has been greeted with new engine oil, battery, and filter.
Rest assured, you won't be ignored driving the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon. It is unapologetically what it is: a box on wheels with single-round headlights and a vertical windshield surrounded by flat sides. Built for off-road fun, this machine is used to display wealth and power in most instances. But make no mistake, it is very well capable of trailblazing with ease and giving you memories to cherish. This striking example of the 1993 Mercedes Benz G320 CDI is a two-door model of the G-Wagon. It boasts a rebuilt engine and a host of new components.
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