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Meet Mansory’s new 829bhp G63 6x6 | Top Gear

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Update for Swiss tuner’s monstrous, bonkers six-wheeled bright yellow Benz. Stand back

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Update for Swiss tuner’s monstrous, bonkers six-wheeled bright yellow Benz. Stand back

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Update for Swiss tuner’s monstrous, bonkers six-wheeled bright yellow Benz. Stand back

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Update for Swiss tuner’s monstrous, bonkers six-wheeled bright yellow Benz. Stand back

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Mansory has tuned the Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6x6. Again. If that sentence hasn't sounded off your internal fear klaxon, you might like to know what they've done. Again.

The first time around, the mighty G-Wagen's 5.5-litre twin-turbo V8 was treated to an increase in power - 829 horsepowers and 737lb ft worth of oomph - thanks to new, race-derived pistons, rods, bearings, crankshaft and cylinder head.

Sweet lord, it's the Mansory G63 6x6

For this new version, it has retained the tuned AMG, hand-built V8, and the same 829 horsepowers and many torques. But it gets a new face - specifically, a new set of front skirts, LED daytime running lights and, erm, new lights.

There are four extra headlights fitted on the roof, too, a carbon bonnet with extra air inlets to let those 822 horses breathe, and a heck of a lot more Carbon Things dotted around the vast, 5.9m long, 2.1m wide and 2.2m high body.

Things like the side trim strips, mirror housings, side covers, and even the headlight cladding.

First drive: the Brabus 6x6 takes on London

You can of course, customise the heck out of the interior, with your choice of leather, Alcantara, wood, carbon or aluminium trim elements. If you ask them nicely, they'll probably deck it out using Mars space dust, too.

Prices on request, naturally. But expect it to be north of the limited-edition ‘standard' G63 6x6's £370k.

Also, YELLOW.

Video: Richard Hammond drives the Mercedes G63 6x6

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Mansory has tuned the Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6x6. Again. If that sentence hasn't sounded off your internal fear klaxon, you might like to know what they've done. Again.

The first time around, the mighty G-Wagen's 5.5-litre twin-turbo V8 was treated to an increase in power - 829 horsepowers and 737lb ft worth of oomph - thanks to new, race-derived pistons, rods, bearings, crankshaft and cylinder head.

Sweet lord, it's the Mansory G63 6x6

For this new version, it has retained the tuned AMG, hand-built V8, and the same 829 horsepowers and many torques. But it gets a new face - specifically, a new set of front skirts, LED daytime running lights and, erm, new lights.

There are four extra headlights fitted on the roof, too, a carbon bonnet with extra air inlets to let those 822 horses breathe, and a heck of a lot more Carbon Things dotted around the vast, 5.9m long, 2.1m wide and 2.2m high body.

Things like the side trim strips, mirror housings, side covers, and even the headlight cladding.

First drive: the Brabus 6x6 takes on London

You can of course, customise the heck out of the interior, with your choice of leather, Alcantara, wood, carbon or aluminium trim elements. If you ask them nicely, they'll probably deck it out using Mars space dust, too.

Prices on request, naturally. But expect it to be north of the limited-edition ‘standard' G63 6x6's £370k.

Also, YELLOW.

Video: Richard Hammond drives the Mercedes G63 6x6

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Update for Swiss tuner’s monstrous, bonkers six-wheeled bright yellow Benz. Stand back