Whether you like or hate the custom creations from Mansory, there’s no denying the end-result is often distinctive. We’re used to seeing crazy Bentleys with wacky color combos, or Lamborghinis with crazy body kits, however, we’ve never seen something from Mansory quite like this. We’re not simply talking about an armored-up Mercedes-AMG G63 either. We’ll justify that more in a bit.
First, let this sink in: a G-Class armored vehicle by Mansory. Who says protection for VIPs has to be boring? All things thought-about, this G63 is one of the tamest Mansory upfits we’ve seen, which goes for both the outside as well as the interior. The tuning company advertises this merely as the G3 Armored on its web site, and there isn’t a lot of offer within the way of information, either. Presumably, there aren’t many consumers seeking luxurious armored vehicles, so Mansory offers a series of photos showing a properly badass G63 with a prompt to contact a dealer for facilitating.
However, there is a video on YouTube (featured at the top of the article) that lists a minimum of some information in its description. The body is finished in visible carbon fiber – a material not known for being significantly bulletproof – however, there must be some serious reinforcement below. It offers VPAM4 or VPAM7 protection, which may stop handgun fire in its lowest format and 30-caliber rifle rounds in top trim. The video description also tells us the Mansory-kissed G63 gets a power upgrade to either 700 HP (522 kilowatts) or 800 HP ( 597 kW).
Unfortunately, that’s all the specific information we get. We’re left to scour Mansory’s photos for details, wherever we’re greeted with gobs of thick leather on pretty much everything inside. That’s definitely a Mansory trademark, however, the light tan / brown color combination is astonishingly modest. A push bar with integrated red-and-blues is seen upfront, and it wouldn’t be Mansory without a carbon fiber body kit.
Here’s where it gets fascinating. Mansory photos typically depict a fantastically extravagant machine in flashy colors, however, included in this bundle are few shots of the build. The carbon fiber body is packed up with proper maximum security armor, as we see the G63’s bare interior with welded steel plates all over the place. The G63’s entire chassis was gutted for the conversion so yeah, we’ve never seen a Mansory vehicle like this.
How much does it cost to possess an armor-plated, 800-hp, Mansory-modified G63 in your fleet? If you would like to ask, there’s no possible way most of us afford it.
