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Mercedes-Benz G-Class
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About the Mercedes-Benz G-Class

An iconic boxy luxury SUV built for off-road and style. Very expensive and uses a lot of gas.

Tall, upright and loud in the wind. The AMG G 63 is very fast. More about style than comfort.

Tip: They hold their value very well, so used prices stay high.

Why people buy it

An iconThe boxy shape is famous worldwide.
Serious off-roaderThree locking differentials. Goes almost anywhere.
Holds its valueOne of the best at keeping value.
Luxury insideFine leather and big screens.

Is it right for you?

✓ you want the icon✓ money isn’t the main worry✓ you want it to hold value
✕ gas money matters✕ you want a big trunk✕ you want a soft, quiet ride

Which version to get

2019–2026 versions, simplified · check at the dealer

G 550 · The “regular” G. Plenty of power.Best value
AMG G 63 · V8 and very fast. Very expensive.
G 580 (electric) · Electric G-Class. Check range and charging.

Buying used: which years

2019–2026New generation: much nicer inside and smoother. 2025 added the electric G 580 and a new 6-cylinder G 550.
2015–2018Older G, very rough and dated inside. Get an inspection.

Questions to ask the dealer

  • Is it a G 550, AMG G 63 or electric G 580?
  • Can a Mercedes shop inspect it before I buy?
  • Which trim is it, exactly?
  • Any open recalls, and were they fixed?
  • Can I see the service records?
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Prices, payments and out-the-door totals are Carvessa estimates, not offers; check with the dealer. MPG from EPA (fueleconomy.gov) and safety stars and recalls from NHTSA, as of 2026-10-07, for 2020 and newer (older years: check nhtsa.gov/recalls with the VIN). Car photo: Dinkun Chen, CC BY-SA 4.0 (background removed).

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