Brabus 900 Deep Blue AMG G63 Comes With A Complementing Boat And Watch

by AutoExpert   |  12 April, 2023

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Brabus 900 Deep Blue is just another example of how Brabus consistently provides fans with options that are both opulent and luxurious. The new Brabus 900 Deep Blue is more than just a customized AMG G63; it also includes a 38-foot boat and a watch.

AMG's twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 sits under the hood and has been tuned for maximum performance. The engine has been upgraded to a 4.5-liter twin-turbocharged configuration, increasing output to 888 hp and 774 lb-ft of torque.

Brabus 900 Deep Blue

With such output, the new Brabus 900 Deep Blue can accelerate to 62 mph in 3.7 seconds on wheels measuring 24 inches in diameter. The vehicle's top speed is electronically capped at 174 mph, and suspension enhancements have proven useful as well.

The exterior was painted a dark blue to reflect the sea's depths and set the tone for the rest of the aesthetic enhancements. Fender flares, a more assertive front fascia and rear bumper, a hood scoop, and a roof spoiler are all part of the Widestar body package. Inside, gray and blue are mixed even more beautifully.

Brabus 900 Deep Blue

The aforementioned boat is a Brabus Shadow 900 Sun-Top Deep Blue Signature Edition. Designed in collaboration with Axopar of Finland, its 900 horsepower comes from two 4.6-liter Mercury Marine outboard V8 motors. The 38-foot power boat, which can reach speeds of up to 69 mph, has the same hue of blue as the G63.

Panerai, an Italian watchmaker, created the Brabus Blue Shadow Edition watch. The titanium case makes this watch waterproof to a depth of 30 bars, or around 1,000 feet.

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The total price tag is around $1.2 million USD, while the Brabus 900 Deep Blue G63 alone may be yours for a cool $550,000.

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