- Mansory’s latest G-Wagen features an 820 hp twin-turbo V8 and standout art.
- Alec Monopoly painted the SUV’s exterior and customized its wild interior.
- The interior is bathed in crazy turquoise leather with white accents and piping.
Mansory has a long-standing love affair with the Mercedes G-Class, and for years, it’s been pumping out some of the wildest G-Wagens you’ll ever lay eyes on. And now, they’ve unleashed yet another creation, and let’s just say, this one is particularly… extra. For this build, the notorious tuner teamed up with world-renowned street artist Alec Monopoly.
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It’s based on the existing Speranza, Mansory’s four-door convertible version of the G-Class, which is limited to just 10 units .And honestly, this one might have the most outrageous exterior finish we’ve ever seen on a Mercedes. True to Mansory’s style, the body is coated in forged carbon fiber, with the hood, front bumper, grille, and fenders all flaunting the material in full force.
As for the artwork, Alec Monopoly went all out, covering the sides of the G-Class with Monopoly board game symbols. There are also some neon-like splashes of color on the doors and quarter panels, like a surreal fever dream of a board game gone rogue. Perhaps the highlight of the exterior is the stunning spare wheel cover at the rear.
An Interior That Doesn’t Hold Back
Then there’s the cabin. It is finished in bright turquoise leather with white piping and accents. There are then mismatched green, aqua, yellow, and purple-colored seat belts, custom-painted air vents, and more pieces of art from Monopoly.
Yes, it’s loud. But don’t say Mansory didn’t pay attention to detail, down to the carbon fiber-trimmed pedals and special leather cushions. Someone had a very specific vision for this G-Wagen, and they certainly didn’t hold back.
This particular car, known as the Art Piece AL3C MONO907Y, is fitted with Mansory’s P820 upgrade package. This means new turbochargers have been added alongside a sports exhaust, new downpipes, an upgraded air intake, and a software tune, allowing the V8 to produce 820 hp and 738 lb-ft (1,000 Nm) of torque. Mansory says this special G needs just 3.9 seconds to hit 62 mph (100 km/h), so you can enjoy sports car performance and a cartoonish design, if that’s your thing.
Mansory, once again, proves that when it comes to making flashy, loud, and completely ridiculous cars, it’s second to none.
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