The Mansory Mercedes-Benz G63 6×6 Gronos is up for auction at ₦113 million, Pretty sure It will sell a lot more

If you’ve ever fancied owning a Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG, this could be your chance. Although, this isn’t your average G63 AMG. In fact, it’s far from average – this is a 2014 Mercedes-Benz (W463) G63 AMG 6×6 Mansory Gronos.

As the name would suggest, it’s been treated to some serious modifications courtesy of the German tuner. To be more precise, the luxury car modifier has worked this one to ‘Gronos’ specification. The Mansory Gronos specification features a redesigned front bumper with integrated LED driving lights and a redesigned rear bumper.

Then there’s a revised bonnet with a low carbon-fibre air intake. Add to that a roof panel with four position lights. Oh, and illuminated sills, and a rear load-bay-mounted spare wheel.

Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6×6 Mansory Gronos price

If you’re interested in owning this Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6×6 Mansory Gronos, you better have deep pockets. It’s currently under auction on the CollectingCars website, with the current bid (at the time of writing) at around $151,218.75.

We’re pretty sure this absolute unit of an SUV will sell for a lot more than that, though.

It’s finished in ‘Magnetite Black’, with lashings of the carbon-fibre exterior trim. On the inside, the cabin features exclusive bright blue leather upholstery. This includes double diamond-quilted inserts on the seats and door cards and bespoke blue double-diamond leather floor mats.

There are swathes of wide-weave gloss carbon-fibre trim inlays, too.

G63 Mansory power

Under the bonnet sits a phenomenal twin-turbocharged 5.5-litre V8. That lump produces a whopping 829bhp, driving all six wheels via a seven-speed AMG Speedshift Plus automatic transmission with paddle shift. It rides on a set of 18-inch Mansory alloy wheels finished in matte black, wrapped in Pro Comp Xtreme MT2 tyres.

All of the above is in addition to the factory specification, which is outrageous enough as it is. It’s worth mentioning that this left-hand drive, a German-market example has only covered 23,341 miles from new, too.