MetaGarage Unveils M Monogram G3.0 Iconic based on Mercedes-AMG G 63
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Discover the MetaGarage M Monogram G3.0 Iconic, a radically customized Mercedes-AMG G 63 with a retro-inspired grille and unique design. Limited to 50 units at $700,000.
UAE-based tuning firm MetaGarage has unveiled a radically reworked version of the Mercedes-AMG G 63 called the M Monogram G3.0 Iconic. The project completely transforms the iconic off-roader's visual identity, focusing on exclusivity and design experimentation.
The standout feature is a new vertical grille inspired by classic Mercedes models from the 1950s. It replaces the signature Panamericana look and gives the G-Class an entirely different face. Unique LED fog lights shaped like three-pointed stars, redesigned air intakes, and massive side elements complete the transformation.
Exterior design also includes a two-section LED roof light bar, new wheels with improved aerodynamics, and signature Monogram trim details. Buyers can personalize the car, including choosing between chrome or a fully black grille finish.
Mechanically, the car stays close to the original: the V8 engine remains under the hood, and key changes focus on the exterior and interior details. MetaGarage emphasizes that the project is not affiliated with the official Mercedes-Benz Monogram program, despite the similar name.
A total of 50 units will be built, priced at around $700,000, with worldwide delivery available. The project shows just how far G-Class customization can go, turning the SUV into a status art object rather than just a means of transportation.
