- The boxy off-roader uses an upgraded 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 with 820 hp.
- Mansory has added a slew of flamboyant forged carbon fiber body parts.
- Turquoise leather adorns parts including the seats, dashboard, and doors.
For as capable as the Mercedes-AMG G 63 is, much of its appeal doesn’t come from the powerful V8, the trio of locking differentials, or its off-road credentials, but rather from the design and the status of owning one. It’s hardly a surprise then that G-Class has become a favorite among aftermarket tuners looking to make this boxy SUV look even more dramatic.
Few companies have nailed this quite like Mansory. For as controversial as the company and its projects are, it knows how to customize a G-Class to turn more heads than a Lamborghini. Its latest creation, dubbed the Grand Entrée, does just that.
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Mansory has been building its Grand Entrée series for a few years now, capping total production at just eight units. This is one of them, and it’s probably one of the most outlandish G-Wagens in existence.
Carbon Fiber Everywhere
A wild new body kit has been developed for the Mercedes, starting at the front with new air intakes, LED daytime running lights, a customized grille, and a bespoke hood. Most of these parts are made from forged carbon fiber, a finish which continues down the sides, including on the flared wheel arches.
Speaking of the new wheel arches, they include dramatic air vents and sit alongside forged carbon door skins and powered side steps. It also features huge 24-inch wheels with a black and teal design, as well as new side-exit exhausts. Whereas the lower half of the G 63’s body is finished in carbon, the upper is painted in matte silver, with the two different finishes split by a teal pinstripe.
Mansory has also fitted a new forged carbon light cluster to the G 63’s roof, along with a large wing. There are also a new spare wheel carrier, diffuser, and bumper. As with other Grand Entrée models, coach doors are featured at the rear.
No stone has been left unturned in transforming the off-roader’s interior, either. Almost all cabin surfaces are bathed in turquoise leather, including the seats, center console, dashboard, door panels, and headliner. Mansory has also added plenty of carbon fiber.
No Mansory project would be complete without performance modifications. In this case, the Grand Entrée is equipped with the tuner’s P820 package, meaning the 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 delivers 820 hp and 848 lb-ft (1,150 Nm) of torque.
