The G-Wagen is one of the most popular models in the history of Mercedes.
It’s also one of the most popular models for car modifiers to get their hands on.
From the desert crawler to the 6-wheeler, these are some of the craziest G-Wagen mods ever created.
6. Virgil Abloh’s Off-White G-Wagen
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The Off-White G-Wagen was Virgil Abloh’s first collab with Mercedes-Benz.
Abloh and Mercedes began by removing the wing mirrors, the headlamps and even the windows.
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To top it all off, they fitted racing wheels and pastel blue side tailpipes.
Mind you, that’s nothing compared to what they did with the interior.
The dashboard was redesigned from scratch, adorned with fighter jet-style dials and switches.
The standard steering wheel was replaced with a race car one, and Mercedes also gave it some DTM-style bucket seats.
And the pastel blue roll cage definitely makes it one of the coolest G-Wagens in the world.
Unfortunately, this was a one-off and isn’t for sale.
5. G-Wagen with 6 wheels
Believe it or not the 6×6 was developed by Mercedes-Benz itself.
The name is an obvious reference to the number of wheels but the engine is the same 5.5-liter V8 that powers the standard G63.
Mercedes only built 100 units between 2013 and 2015.
Check out the video below to see how the G63 6×6 handles on the road.
4. Brabus Crawler 900
This is one of the craziest G-Wagen models because it’s just so different.
Brabus calls it a ‘Crawler‘ and it’s a windowless, doorless monster truck for the desert.
It doesn’t even have a windshield.
The interior looks fantastic, finished in deep crimson red and fitted with a matching roll cage.
Only 15 units were ever built, each priced at $840,000.
You can read more about the Brabus Crawler here.
3. The ‘G-Boss’
Dubbed the ‘G-Boss’, this yellow G-Wagen kinda looks like a bee. Or a school bus.
Made in Germany by G&B Design, it features a widebody kit and an in-your-face color combo, combining black accents with vivid yellow.
It also has a massive spoiler and an equally sizable diffuser, making it one of the coolest G-Wagens on the road.
How much? You’re looking at a base price of around $50,000 for the bodykit.
Unfortunately, there are no mechanical upgrades available.
