1993 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen 300GE AMG

The Mercedes-Benz 'G' class, or G-Wagon as it is more commonly known, is a uniquely styled cross-country vehicle famed for its Teutonic functionality and purposeful looks. Developed initially as a military vehicle, it has gone on to become one of the longest-running vehicles in Daimler-Benz's history, with a production span of 32 years. It was following a suggestion by the Shah of Iran, that the decision was made to offer it as a civilian vehicle, and in 1979, it duly appeared and eventually offered air-conditioning, automatic transmission, a cable winch and protective headlamp grilles. Further improvements were offered in later years including more comfortable front seats, wider tyres & arches, central locking and differential locks.

This G-Wagon offered here is a 4-door 300GE 'Long' petrol model supplied new by Mercedes-Benz Bremen, in right-hand drive. The car is finished in Black with a Grey cloth interior featuring dual rear seat benches creating space for up to 9, and the whole car presents beautifully. It was subsequently sent to Japan where it was upgraded by AMG Japan, including a modified exterior, different wheels and increased wheel track.

Showing 77,000km or 47,700miles on the odometer, this very presentable, two owner car, is now registered and has a UK V5c and MoT until August '16. It is supplied with an AMG-Mercedes specialist inspection report which was carried out in April this year and its original document wallet. Offered at a sensible and attractive estimate, this stylish, competent 4x4 is perfect for a large family who like to be able to go anywhere.