How spacious is the back seat and do the kids have enough charging ports for their gadgets are questions that not many Mercedes-AMG G63 buyers ask at the dealer. And for very good reason: what you see is what you get – and what you get is a very potent off-roader with an iconic name, and a premium vibe that goes like stink.
Those questions would simply fade away when faced with the possibility of buying a three-door version of it. And if you have a hard time imagining exactly the way it would look, you need wonder no more, because CarNewsNetwork has taken a virtual shot at rendering it.
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Aside from the removal of the rear doors, the G63 has been shortened, too, to the point where it would fit either two occupants at the front and still have a decent boot, or four and wave luggage space bye-bye. You know, like the new Suzuki Jimny. Honestly, we wouldn’t say no to such a ride, but even with the shorter wheelbase, it would still be beyond our reach price-wise. Just keep in mind that the new G63 has a $147,500 MSRP in the United States – and even if Merc rolled out a three-door, we have a hard time imagining the price would go down…
We know what you’re thinking: could the powers-that-be at Stuttgart be planning a modern-day three-door G-Wagen? Well, its predecessor was offered in this guise, as both a coupe and a convertible, so it’s not that far-fetched. Would we bet on it? Probably not, but as it’s often the case with new models, nobody knows for sure until it happens.
