Mansory’s ‘World-Class Grand Entree’ Is An All-Gold G-Wagon With 900 Horsepower
The outlandishly opulent off-roader is being called a “gold bar fitted with wheels.”
The Mercedes G-Class SUV, aka G-Wagon, began its life as a militarized off-roader before becoming an elite automotive status symbol favored by the wealthy and famous. But the aftermarket specialists at Germany’s Mansory have unveiled a G-Wagon so outlandishly opulent that it makes Drake’s convertible G-Wagon look like a fancy Jeep Wrangler.
Positioned as a “World-Class Grand Entree” on Mansory’s menu of custom Mercs, the one-of-one P900 EWB Gold Edition is covered in 24K gold, according to Autoevolution. The outlet aptly likened the build to a “gold bar fitted with wheels.”
Mansory doesn’t list many of its entree’s “ingredients,” i.e. specs and features. But we know that it’s based on the Mercedes-AMG G 63, which is powered by a twin-turbo, 4.0-liter V8 that Mansory massages and tweaks to produce a whopping 900 horsepower and 88 pound-feet of torque.
Autoevolution reports that it’ll hit 62 mph in 3.3 seconds and top out and 155 mph—not that you’d necessarily want to give it the beans and risk slapping a stray pebble into the exterior’s soft precious metal coating.
An Instagram video posted by Mansory Middle East—presumably where the car was commissioned by a multimillionaire oil mogul—featured a couple other details. The wheel base was extended by about 8 inches (hence the “EWB” in its name) and the rear doors were converted into a rear-hinged “suicide” style and fitted with soft-closing tech.
“Step into glamorous golden luxury, much more to come,” teased the post’s caption. Stay tuned for more details.
