- 2020 MY Mercedes Benz G63 AMG
- 22” Forged AMG cross spoke wheels in black
- AMG carbon fiber trim
- Red brake calipers
- AMG Performance carbon fiber steering wheel
- Heated seats
- Power brakes
- Anti-lock brakes
- Rear window defroster
- Alloy wheels
- Power steering
- Heated steering wheel
- Dual climate control
- Child seat anchors
Some of you might know the G-Class as the boxy luxury SUV that stands out from every competitor in its class, but the reason for that dates all the way back to 1979. You see, the G-Class wasn't always as luxurious as it is today. In fact, the very first version of the vehicle was developed for military purposes. Of course, the second-gen W463A has come a long way since then, and today, it's one of the most impressive and unique luxury SUVs that money can buy. This magnificent 2020 example is currently up for grabs with just 12,000 miles of labor since it rolled out of the showroom.
Exterior and Interior
Although this 2020 Mercedes Benz G63 AMG shares very few visual differences in comparison to its predecessor, the vehicle is longer, wider, and taller. Still, the second-gen G-Class carried over just three minor components from its previous model, making it an entirely new driving experience. As for this wicked gloss black example, it carries a noticeable chrome bull bar up front and carbon fiber trim, but remains stealthy otherwise, even the 22-inch Forged AMG cross spoke wheels have been completely blacked out. For stopping, you'll notice power brakes with a set of red brake calipers. In comparison to the stealthy, not-to-be-trifled-with exterior, the interior of this 2020 Mercedes Benz G63 AMG is bold. With a red leather interior and chrome accents, a heated steering wheel and seats, dual climate control, rear window defroster, and child seat anchors being just a few of its many features, there's no doubt that you are cocooned in some of the greatest luxuries that money can buy. Reminding you of its off-road chops are the three prominent diff-lock switches right between the center air vents on the dash.
Engine
So, what does a hunk of an SUV like this 2020 Mercedes Benz AMG look to for power? Nothing short of a 4.0L twin-turbo V8, and it produces nearly 420hp to all four wheels, giving this mammoth of a vehicle the ability to reach 0-62 miles in under four and a half seconds, and reach a limited top speed of 130 miles per hour.
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