| The roof liner was Alcantara in anthracite colour | The light alloy wheels and extendable side running boards are chrome plated |
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| Police, state security units, military and governmental agencies are using the G-Class | Schrader-Typen-Chronik series in German revised ed |
It included a diesel engine, 1.
| The second row seats are moved further back from the rear passenger doors and are the same rear seats as used in the Mercedes-Maybach S-Class | The engine was upgraded again for 2006 to 368 kW 493 hp then again to 373 kW 500 hp for 2008 |
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| Like the original Maybach 62 Landaulet, a division wall is installed behind the driver and front passenger | Most of those vehicles are manufactured in Bouchekif factory , owned by the Algerian army |
From 2001 to 2014, the W461 model for military and public authorities was offered with a 2.
14| The interior has designo leather in the colour "chablis" and designo trim in anthracite poplar wood | The G 63 AMG 6×6 was derived from a model developed specifically for the Australian Army in 2007 |
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| Towards the end of the first-generation model run the W463 had the highest number of paint colour options at 22, including the bright and intense colours of the Crazy Color Edition | The appears to have acquired G-class vehicles, some of which were seen on the 65th anniversary military parade |
The bought 240 GD to replace and 4×4 vehicles in the mid-1980s, and 300 GD to use as ambulances.
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