Mercedes-AMG G-Class G63 Colour Edition 5Dr Tip Auto Petrol Station Wagon

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£152,670
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You choose the vehicle, the deposit, how long you want the contract to run for and the mileage you intend to do. You will then receive a quote for fixed cost motoring for the length of the contract. At the end of the contract you have a choice to either buy the vehicle outright for an agreed lump sum (the Guaranteed Minimum Future Value or final balloon payment), or hand the vehicle back to the lender.
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Fuel: Petrol
Body: Station Wagon
Trans: Automatic
Black velour floor mats, Rear wiper, Traction control, Bluetooth interface for hands free telephone, PAS, Trip computer, Black door mirrors, DAB digital radio module, Black bumpers, Automatic headlamp activation...
- MPG20.5
- Insurance Group
- Performance (BHP)571
- Number of Seats5
- CO2 (g/km)322
- Road Tax£2070
Review
This video features the Mercedes-AMG G-Class range.
Ten Second Review
It's said that cockroaches will be the only thing to survive a nuclear conflagration. Whoever said that clearly never drove a Mercedes G-Class. It's a vehicle that neither time, progress, fashion nor legislation can kill and it's now better than ever. It'll be irrelevant to virtually everyone, but for that merest fraction of a percentage point of UK buyers, it's the greatest car on earth.
Background
You might well know it as the G-Wagen, that slab-sided truck more readily associated with squaddies trailing in convoy along autobahns, but the G-Class has come a long way from its utilitarian origins. It was first sold to the general public way back in 1979 and as it ploughs unstoppably into its fifth decade on sale, it's been treated to an extensive round of updates. Don't think that means the G-Class has gone soft in its dotage. Although it's no longer a stripped-back, rough and ready mud plugger, it's still built from the same adamantine materials. It's just that the market for these cars has changed and the G-Class has changed to reflect a newer, more moneyed customer base. You can now spend some serious coin on a G-Class and there's a privileged queue of people looking to do just that.
Driving Experience
On the face of it, putting a 544PS engine into a tall off-roader sounds a bad idea. No, scrub that. It sounds an absolutely certifiable notion. The Mercedes G 63 AMG is that car and it's the flagship model in the G-Class range, for the UK at least. Those looking for an even more powerful G-Class will have to shop abroad for the G 65 AMG. My advice would be to stick with the 63. It's a great engine, this 5.5-litre twin-turbo V8 and it clouts the G 63 to 60mph in a blink over five seconds and onto an electronically limited top speed of 130mph. Believe me, you wouldn't want to go faster, despite improvements to the car's suspension, stability control system, monster 375mm brakes up front and the clever AMG SPEEDSHIFT PLUS 7G-TRONIC automatic gearbox. The G 63 AMG might hog the headlines but the G 350 BlueTEC long-wheelbase model with its 2987cc diesel engine offers a touch more real-world relevance. This four-valve per cylinder engine has an output of 211PS at 3400rpm and has available torque of 540Nm across an engine speed range of 1600 to 2400rpm. Whichever version you buy, that mountain of torque should be adequate to drag you out of most sticky situations, while the G-Class' three electrically controlled 100-percent differential locks, ladder frame and rigid axle characteristics also underline its mettle in rough off-road terrain.
Design and Build
The G-Class has one of those faces that even its mother would find hard to love. Lantern-jawed doesn't even cover it, but its sheer anti-fashion nature has, rather perversely, made it quite a chic item. Mercedes has resisted the temptation to substitute straight edges for Bezier curves and the latest car features the sort of aerodynamics last seen when whole warehouses were swept away in the Boston Molasses Flood. The plus side of this is that there's a decent amount of space inside, especially if you opt for one of the long wheelbase versions. The external modifications have been kept deliberately subtle to preserve the classic look and include LED daytime running lamps and revised exterior mirrors for all engine variants. The AMG version also features a characteristic AMG radiator grille with double louvres, plus distinctive bumpers with large air intakes. Red brake calipers and 20-inch wheels also help distinguish the G 63 AMG.
Market and Model
Value. That's a tough one to address. When it operates in a virtual class of one, it's tough to make definitive pronunciations on any car's value proposition. The G-Class is certainly a car that's quietly morphed into something decidedly sophisticated. Take the latest interior updates for example. The instrument panel and centre console have been completely redesigned to include revised controls and trim elements which give the interior of the car a more contemporary look and feel. There's now a TFT colour display in the instrument cluster between the two round dials. A further large colour screen in the centre console is part of the COMAND Online system and incorporates a DVD changer and the COMAND Controller, which are standard on all G-Class models. This infotainment system offers, amongst other features, a navigation system with special additional off-road functions, the LINGUATRONIC voice-operated control system and Bluetooth wireless connectivity. Don't fret. It hasn't gone all Maybach though. G-Class customers will appreciate that certain design cues have been retained to preserve the essential character of the car. It thus retains the grab handle on the front-passenger side, the switches for the three differential locks - clearly aligned within the driver's field of vision and highlighted in silver-coloured trim - and the redesigned shift lever in the lower section of the centre console. There are high tech options on offer as well, such as DISTRONIC PLUS radar cruise control, Blind Spot Assist and the parking aid PARKTRONIC with reversing camera. The ESP system has been completely revised and now includes Trailer Stability Assist and a HOLD function. If all this isn't enough, customers can further personalise their G-Class with fitments from the exclusive designo range.
Cost of Ownership
Given that the G-Class tends to be purchased by individuals of rather hefty net worth, the day to day running costs aren't hugely relevant to the buying decision. That said, Mercedes is a company that likes to measure itself by some tough criteria and inefficiency is seen in company circles as an example of engineering laziness. It's not something that looks good on the corporate account. To that end, Mercedes has worked at improving the efficiency of the G-Class range across the board. Even the monster G 63 AMG model gets 20.4mpg, up markedly on the 17.8mpg the less powerful G55 Kompressor predecessor car returned. Emissions are also down, with the G 63's 322g/km knocking 50g per click off the old car's showing. It's still not what you'd expect to see Al Gore tooling about in though. The G350 BlueTEC fares a little better but maybe not by as much as you'd imagine. Sacrificing 333bhp to the G 63 AMG nets you just 5.1 more miles per gallon and pares 27g/km off the flagship car's emissions figure.
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Specification
Body Glass |
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Rear wiper |
Front and rear electric windows |
Privacy glass (rear side windows and rear screen) |
Automatic rain sensing wipers |
Brakes |
Traction control |
ESP |
ABS + EBD + EBA |
AMG high performance braking system |
Communication |
Bluetooth interface for hands free telephone |
Driver Aids |
PAS |
Reversing camera |
Speed limiter |
Parktronic audio/visual front and rear parking aid |
Driver Information |
Trip computer |
Service indicator (ASSYST) |
Mercedes-Benz emergency call |
Smartphone integration with Apple CarPlay and Android auto |
COMAND HDD navigation + 8" colour screen with MP3 compatible CD/Radio, linguatronic, 10GB music register, SD card slot + online + 3D Map Display |
Driving Mirrors |
Black door mirrors |
Auto dimming rear view mirror |
Electrically adjustable and heated door mirrors |
Entertainment |
DAB digital radio module |
Media interface |
Harman/Kardon logic 7 surround sound with 12 speakers |
2 usb ports in centre console |
Exterior Body Features |
Black bumpers |
Electric slide and tilt sunroof |
AMG sports exhaust system with two twin chrome tailpipes |
AMG bodystyling |
Black roof |
AMG front grille with two chrome louvres |
Exterior Lights |
Automatic headlamp activation |
Bi-xenon headlights/wash + dynamic range adjustment |
LED daytime running lights |
Heating/Cooling/Ventilation |
Automatic climate control |
Interior Features |
Electric adjustable steering column |
Luggage cover and safety net |
Rear armrest |
12V power point in luggage area |
Front centre armrest with storage compartment |
Leather dashboard |
Front and rear cup holders |
12V accessory sockets - front and rear |
Rear bottle holder |
AMG door sill panels in brushed stainless steel |
Multifunction steering wheel |
Nappa leather-trimmed gear shift |
Interior Lights |
Ambient interior lighting |
Packs |
Seat comfort pack - G class |
Exterior styling pack - G class |
Chrome pack - G class |
Safety |
Seatbelt pretensioners |
Front side airbags |
3 point seatbelts on all seats |
Tyre pressure monitoring system |
Driver/Front Passenger airbags |
Window airbags |
Seats |
Heated front seats |
Heated rear seats |
Lumbar support |
Front and rear head restraints |
Electric front seats with memory |
1/3 to 2/3 split folding rear seats |
Isofix child seat preparation |
Security |
Immobiliser |
Remote central locking |
Alarm with towing protection |
Towing |
Towbar |
Transmission |
Electronic selectable low range gearing |
Differential lock |
Wheels - Spare |
Space saver spare wheel |
Factory Fit Options
Packs | |
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AMG Driver's package - G class | £2,495.00 |
Universal telephony pack - G Class | £350.00 |
Designo exclusive pack - G class | £3,760.00 |
Driving assistance pack - G Class | £1,695.00 |
Entertainment Pack - G Class | £2,995.00 |
Winter pack - G Class | £1,750.00 |
Paint - Metallic | |
Metallic - Alien green | Standard |
Metallic - Galactic beam | Standard |
Metallic - Sunset beam | Standard |
Metallic - Tomato red | Standard |
Metallic - Solar beam | Standard |
Interior Features | |
AMG performance dinamica/nappa leather steering wheel | £450.00 |
Nappa leather steering wheel | Standard |
Single tone designo upholstery | Standard |
Brakes | |
Brake calipers in silver | Standard |
AMG brake calipers in red | Standard |
Driver Aids | |
Speedtronic cruise control | Standard |
Trim - Leather | |
Single tone designo trim - Black | Standard |
Designo exclusive pack - G class - Black | £3,760.00 |
Seat Piping/Additional Trimming | |
Tomato red contrast stitching | Standard |
Alien green contrast stitching | Standard |
Galactic beam contrast stitching | Standard |
Solar beam contrast stitching | Standard |
Sunset beam contrast stitching | Standard |
Embellishment Trims | |
AMG Carbon fibre trim with AMG performance steering wheel | Standard |
Wheels - Alloy | |
20" AMG alloy wheels 5 -spoke design painted matt black | £995.00 |
20" AMG 5 twin spoke design alloy wheels painted in Titanium grey with high sheen finish | Standard |
Performance
Performance | |
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0 to 60 mph (secs) | |
0 to 62 mph (secs) | 5.4 |
Engine Power - BHP | 571 |
Engine Power - KW | 420 |
Engine Power - PS | |
Engine Power - RPM | 5500 |
Engine Torque - LBS.FT | 561 |
Engine Torque - NM | 760 |
Engine Torque - RPM | 1750 |
Top Speed | 130 |
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