Mercedes-AMG G63 Brabus 'G700' Will Ride Any Terrain For $600k

Platinum Motorsport, a Los Angeles tuner, has just announced a slew of improvements for the Mercedes-AMG G63 that make it even more competitive. The tuner proceeded with the Widestar bodykit from Brabus to create this magnificent G63.

Flared wheel arches, a new front fascia with a modified grille and bumper, a carbon fiber hood, and a redesigned rear bumper are all part of this bodykit. The G63 is then outfitted with what Platinum refers to as the "Adventure" package. A boost kit, Brabus wheel and off-road tire kit, and Brabus roof rack are included in this offer.

Additionally, headlamp covers, a gigantic winch, roof-mounted LED spotlights, a ladder and an integrated carbon fiber spare wheel carrier have been installed. The running boards have also been powder coated, and a shovel and an axe have been added to the roof rack for increased utility and convenience.

The G700 is a tribute to the 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8's increased power from 577-hp to 700-hp. Off-roaders with this much power aren't necessary, but let's face it: most G-Wagons live in cities, not on harsh off-road terrain.

An AMG G63 with all of these enhancements from Platinum Motorsport costs a pretty penny. The tuner says it currently sells at between $550,000 and $600,000, according to the tuner.