Two run-out G-Class special editions unveiled

Mercedes-Benz is expected to launch a new G-Class towards the end of this year, so the Designo Manufaktur Edition and Exclusive Edition are probably the current model’s last hurrahs.

The Designo Manufaktur Edition is being offered in G 350 d and G 500 versions. It features AMG 19” five-spoke alloy wheels, black nappa leather upholstery and black piano lacquer cabin trim pieces.

Mercedes-Benz G-Class Designo Manufaktur Edition (2017) Front SideMercedes-Benz G-Class Designo Manufaktur Edition (2017) Interior

Also included in the specification are the Exclusive, Sport and Chrome packages. Customers will have a choice of Obsidian Black, Magma Red or Mystic White paintwork.

Alternatively, the Exclusive Edition comes in either G 63 or G 65 guises. Both gain body decals, 21” light alloy wheels, a spare wheel cover and a stainless steel front bash plate.

Mercedes-AMG G-Class Exclusive Edition (2017) InteriorMercedes-AMG G-Class Exclusive Edition (2017) Front Side

Inside, there’s two-tone nappa leather upholstery in a range of colours, AMG Carbon or black piano lacquer trim pieces and the Seat Comfort package.

Available to order now in Germany, VAT-inclusive prices start from:
  • Mercedes-Benz G 350 d Designo Manufaktur Edition - €109,878.65
  • Mercedes-Benz G 500 Designo Manufaktur Edition - €121,683.45
  • Mercedes-AMG G 63 Exclusive Edition - €163,125.20
  • Mercedes-AMG G 65 Exclusive Edition - €287,658.70
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