G-Glass Owners Can Now Enjoy An Ice Driving Adventure

by AutoExpert   |  1 December, 2023

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AMG is introducing an exciting addition to its winter driving program: the G-Class Winter Expedition. This four-day adventure spans from Arvidsjaur to Kirunam, offering AMG owners a chance to explore off the typical tourist path and put the G-Class's off-road capabilities to the test.

Participants will engage in dynamic driving exercises, enjoy a nighttime snowmobile tour, and experience accommodation in the renowned ICE Hotel, all for €9,390 ($10,300). It's a unique blend of thrilling driving and luxury experiences for those seeking a winter adventure.

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AMG has long used Sweden's frozen lakes for testing, and now enthusiasts can partake in the action through the winter driving program. Set on Lake Galtisjaure near Arjeplog, the program spans three to five days and welcomes drivers of all skill levels. With ice as thick as 2.4 inches, participants can push various AMG models, including the A45 S, C63 S, SL63, and G63, to their limits.

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Prices start at €2,090 ($2,300) for the introductory course, while the advanced Pro Plus experience is priced at €12,490 ($13,700). AMG enthusiasts can now elevate their winter driving experience with the G-Class Winter Expedition, a four-day adventure exploring the snowy landscapes between Arvidsjaur and Kirunam. This unique journey allows participants to test the G-Class's off-road capabilities through dynamic driving exercises.

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Additionally, participants can enjoy a nighttime snowmobile tour and experience accommodation in the iconic ICE Hotel for €9,390 ($10,300). It's a perfect blend of adrenaline-pumping driving and luxury experiences. AMG is transforming Sweden's frozen lakes into a winter wonderland for driving enthusiasts. The winter driving program offers courses on Lake Galtisjaure, allowing participants to test the limits of various AMG models, from the A45 S to the G63.

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The courses last between three and five days and are open to drivers of all skill levels. The Pro Plus experience, priced at €12,490 ($13,700), provides an advanced level with a dedicated AMG training team, offering data and video analysis for skill improvement. Most recently, AMG enthusiasts can now take their winter driving experience to the extreme with the G-Class Winter Expedition.

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With dynamic driving exercises, a nighttime snowmobile tour, and a stay at the iconic ICE Hotel for €9,390 ($10,300), it's a blend of adrenaline-pumping driving and unique experiences.

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