2025 Mercedes-AMG G63 For Sale With Just 2,200 Miles
Finished in the eye-catching and special shade of MANUFAKTUR Sun Yellow, this 2025 Mercedes-AMG G63 sports a few additional extras to help it stand out from the other G-Wagens on Rodeo Drive. For starters, this example has the AMG Night Package, which adds darkened headlights and an underguard finished in Obsidian Black that matches the Obsidian Black front bumper and AMG Dark Chrome radiator grille. What hasn't been finished in black or Dark Chrome was finished in carbon fiber instead, thanks to the AMG Carbon Fiber option. The SUV sits on 22-inch AMG multi-spoke forged wheels in black with performance low-profile tires if off-roading isn't your main goal.
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The five-seat interior carries a rather contrasting theme of two-tone Red Pepper and Black, with all of the modern Mercedes-Benz amenities you expect, like multi-zone climate control, a digital gauge cluster, an infotainment screen ith Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, a Burmester sound system, and the Parking Package with a 360-degree camera system. Carrying on the MANUFAKTUR-specced theme from the exterior, the cabin is clad with the MANUFAKTUR Interior Package Plus, which adds Nappa leather and comfort features like drive-dynamic multicontour front seats with massage functions, rapid seat heating, ventilated front seats, and the ENERGIZING Comfort system.
The excitement really happens under the hood, though, with a 4.0L BiTurbo V8 that makes 577 hp and 627 lb-ft of torque through a 9-speed AMG Speedshift TCT automatic transmission with AMG 4MATIC all-wheel drive. 0-60 mph comes in under 4.5 seconds, and if you decide to swap the boulevard-cruising tires for some off-road rubber, three locking differentials are also at your disposal.
There aren't many things to be said about the G-Wagen that haven't already been said. It's big, it's boxy, it's show-offy, and it really holds a spot in the luxury SUV segment that can't be occupied by any other car. Sure, the model has deviated a lot from its military roots, but those dedicated to the hobby can still turn a G-Wagen into a serious off-roader. It's an even more powerful beast in its G63 AMG guise, easily beating some performance cars to the punch. With a $237,500 asking price, this MANUFAKTUR-specced example is up there in price, and the mustard and ketchup color scheme is a little out there, but you're sure to turn heads wherever you take it. After all, isn't that one of the main reasons to own a G-Wagen?
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