How much yellow should I add? Yes.
Mansory can transform an already luxurious vehicle like the Mercedes G-Class into something even grander. Gronos is the name of the vehicle and it follows other builds that were released by the German tuner. You might be wondering why the new car you ordered did not come with a yellow option. This is likely because Mansory purchased all of it.
This build is based upon the AMG G63. It includes many carbon fiber body parts including the rear spoiler. The spoiler was likely added to improve aerodynamic efficiency for an otherwise brick-shaped offroader. The iconic all-terrain vehicle has a muscular appearance thanks to its beefy wheel arches. This is further enhanced by the thicker sides and body-colored cladding on doors and fenders. The hood has more carbon fiber, while the spoiler at the front of the roof houses a pair LED auxiliary lights. The bumper also has dual additional lights, while the grille & three-pointed Star have been replaced by Mansory’s design and logo. To complete the exterior modifications, the spare wheel cover was dipped into carbon fiber.
The interior continues the yellow-colored theme with black accents. Although it’s a lot to digest, Mansory is well-versed in its customers. The aftermarket specialist continues to produce eye-catching tuning kits like the Gronos. Leather is everywhere, even the seatbelt buckle. The AMG G63 is limited to 10 units. It increases the twin-turbo, 4.0-liter V8 engine’s horsepower to 850 HP and produces a mountain-moving 1000 Newton-meters (738 pound feet) of torque. The SUV’s high-performance power now accelerates to 62 mph (100 km/h), which is a full second faster than the standard model. Flat out, it can reach 155 mph (250 km/h), or 6 mph (10 km/h more than the G63 equipped the optional AMG Driver’s Package. Pricing is not available, but Mercedes will ask $156,450 to upgrade before you can tick any boxes on the options menu.