Mansory unveils a new Mercedes G-Wagen that’s brighter than the sun

Mansory did its ‘thang’ again, this time on a Mercedes G63.

Finished in an extremely vivid and bright tone of yellow, the car, or perhaps we should say truck, also features a conspicuous body kit and suicide doors at the back.

There’s also a twin version, which is painted grey and black.

Both are extremely conspicuous, but also a lot more powerful than the standard model.

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A ‘look-at-me’ kit for the G-Wagen

This new Mansory G-Wagen is available in two versions.

The Grand Entrée, the two-tone model in black and titanium grey, and then there’s the Gronos, which is the bright yellow one.

Both come with prominent body kits with carbon accents, and both come with matching interior.

The Gronos, the yellow one, has a tan leather interior with glossy black and carbon black accents, while the seats, dashboard, center console, and door panels in the titanium grey model are upholstered in silver grey with cool contrasting orange accents.

In both cases, you get a power boost as well.

The standard 4.0-liter V8 that powers the G63 now puts out 831 horsepower (+237) and 848 (+221) pound-foot of torque.

It’s a significant upgrade, which explains the improved 0-60 time, which now only takes four seconds.

Production is limited to 16 units, eight for each variant.

About Mansory

Mansory is well-known for its (usually) extreme modifications, but it clearly works from a commercial standpoint, chiefly because celebrities love this sort of thing.

Man Utd star Marcus Rashford bought a Mansory Rolls-Royce for $800,000, then totaled it, then bought an identical one.

Unlike other tuning firms, Mansory doesn’t really specialize in anything, apart from the fact they obviously only customize luxury cars.

But other than that, you could find the Mansory brand in this G-Class or the aforementioned Rolls-Royce, or you could find a Mansory Ferrari or a Mansory Lamborghini.